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Bug Description
When the barplot label for a particular taxon is too long, and the space above the plot overflows, this moves the entire plot, causing it to change from taxon on-focus, so the space will no longer overflow, and go back to the initial taxon that caused the overflow. It's a bit hard to explain, and caught me by surprise
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Is this not to some extent inherent to having an overlong taxon? No matter how much padding we put on the top of the plot surely a long enough taxon would overflow the given amount of space?
@Oddant1, that is correct, it is good to assume that it'll always overflow. The concern here is that when it overflows it pushes everything down by one line. If we change the vertical alignment of the element to align to the bottom of the element, and increase the overall element size to two or three lines, we can probably negate the issue a bit. Does that make sense?
Bug Description
When the barplot label for a particular taxon is too long, and the space above the plot overflows, this moves the entire plot, causing it to change from taxon on-focus, so the space will no longer overflow, and go back to the initial taxon that caused the overflow. It's a bit hard to explain, and caught me by surprise
Screenshots
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