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Thanks for this great package! I understand that the charts are based on ggplot2 defaults - but would it be possible to shift the choices to be displayed together with their levels on the left? Given how closely they belong together, that would seem to make it much more readable, as in the example below (unfortunately created with base R plots, code here?
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I now tried to work this out, and it's easier than I thought (with a single level of variables at least) - so here for reference for anyone who might also be looking for that. It might be worth adding this as an option to the plot ...
[I am 'abusing' this to replace a forest plot in a large meta-analysis ... otherwise, there would hopefully never be so many datapoints.]
Thanks for this great package! I understand that the charts are based on ggplot2 defaults - but would it be possible to shift the choices to be displayed together with their levels on the left? Given how closely they belong together, that would seem to make it much more readable, as in the example below (unfortunately created with base R plots, code here?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: