I am using plotly in a python 2.7 environment I want to create a (Heatmap) plot, showing the axis labels on ALL FOUR sides, i.e. y-axis mirrored from left to right and x-axis mirrored from bottom to top. With the axis mirror option I can use ‘ticks’ as value to mirror the axis ticks to the opposit…

@arshiyan In the example above you should insert ‘side’: layout = go.Layout( title="<b>Heatmap</b>", xaxis={"mirror" : "allticks", 'side': 'top'}, yaxis={"mirror" : "allticks", 'side': 'right'} )

@arshiyan No, unfortunately I did not find any solution yet… Apart from the idea to add manual text overlays, but I think there should be a better solution @empet This only reproduces my desribed approach with the axis side option, plotting the axis ONLY at top and right. But I want to plot them …

@HeXor - I have also not been able to find a good solution - I think added an additional trace would be a bit numb. Does anyone if this will be implemented in the layout for plots in plotly?

No solution. A request though: for xaxis, support ‘side’: ‘both’ so that ‘top’ and ‘bottom’ would display the title.

It is working here, with side, thanks!

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Mirror axis (x: bottom and top, y: left and right)

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geekshock September 28, 2021, 9:39pm 8

this trick helped me out for my application.

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Mirror axis (x: bottom and top, y: left and right)

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