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Re: st: Unwanted margins with spmap


From   "Friedrich Huebler" <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: Unwanted margins with spmap
Date   Tue, 12 Jun 2007 16:48:38 -0400

Thomas,

Thank you for your suggestion but these options have no effect.

Friedrich

On 6/12/07, Thomas Speidel <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm not familiar with spmap, but have you tried playing with the title
options, e.g.:
..., title("example", size(vhuge) margin(l=0) justification(left))

I had a similar but not identical problem with a time series plot.  The
problem was the labels on the axis.  Although I had suppressed labels
along the y-axis, I still had to specify labsize(zero) in order to
minimize the margins.

Thomas

Friedrich Huebler wrote:
> By default, -spmap- from SSC draws graphs that minimize the blank
> space around the map. This can be seen with the first example from the
> help file.
>
> . use "Italy-RegionsData.dta", clear
> . spmap relig1 using "Italy-RegionsCoordinates.dta", id(id)
>
> When titles are added to the map, margins appear on the left and right
> side. I would like to remove these margins.
>
> . spmap relig1 using "Italy-RegionsCoordinates.dta", id(id)
> title("Title", size(vhuge)) subtitle("Subtitle", size(vhuge))
>
> Through trial and error, the margins can be reduced with the -graph
> display- command. By repeatedly changing the value in the -xsize()-
> option, I arrived at a map with no extra blank space on the left and
> right side.
>
> . graph display, xsize(3.4)
>
> How can I draw a map with a title that has no added space around the
> map, without having to resort to the repeated use of -graph display-?
>
> Friedrich
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