I think the gold color is the most suitable, but it doesn't stand out. You could try applying a black or white border to the text, for example (but I haven't checked if that's possible).
Cool idea! I’m not sure if thats possible. Maybe you could put geom_texts on top of each other with different sizes and colors. Or you could do geom_label with a really tight margin on the label
This helped me improve a boring chart. Thanks for taking the time to do these, Pat. Its a great service.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching Marc
your videos have helped me a lot
I’m so glad to hear that! Thanks for watching Sarvagya🤓
I think the gold color is the most suitable, but it doesn't stand out. You could try applying a black or white border to the text, for example (but I haven't checked if that's possible).
Cool idea! I’m not sure if thats possible. Maybe you could put geom_texts on top of each other with different sizes and colors. Or you could do geom_label with a really tight margin on the label
@@Riffomonas Solved using library(shadowtext): just replace geom_text with geom_shadowtext
Nice tutorial...what does na = "***" means???
That’s what the people at GISS used to denote NA values