Hi, my dear friends! In the picture below there are some signals’ graphs. My question is how can I split graphs into different areas and get an option to move each graph inside its own area along X-axis? And after such movement I strongly need to know the shift relative to the graph’s initial position. I know that subplots give an opportunity to move each area separatly. But in this case there is no way to know the shift or I just don’t know how.
Hi @masterino you could do this with a plotly figure with subplots within a Dash app, since panning would trigger a relayoutData event. See https://dash.plotly.com/interactive-graphing for more details. The other solution is to use a FigureWidget with a callback to print the shift or save it in an array (see https://plotly.com/python/click-events/). With just a normal plotly figure, the panning happens in the Javascript layer which does not send information back to Python so there is no way to know the shift.
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