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'right' and 'top' in plt.subplots_adjust() are not directly padding size
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Description
Very thankful of the cheatsheet, but I think there's a little problem.
In 'Axes adjustments' of the second cheatsheet, 'right' directly refers to the padding between subplots' right edge and figure's right edge. However it actually refers to the relative distance between subplots' right edge and figure's left edge. The same also applies to 'top'.
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Open the second cheatsheet and find the “Axes adjustments” section describing plt.subplots_adjust(). Review the wording for “right” and “top” against their relative positioning from the figure’s left and bottom edges. Done means the cheatsheet accurately explains both parameters; no test is mentioned in the issue.
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- python
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- documentation
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- Documentation
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