Description
scatter supports the cliponaxis attribute.
scattergl, however, does not expose this attribute, and markers are always clipped at the subplot viewport.
The marker is centered at y = 0, and the part outside the plotting area is clipped.
It would be useful if scattergl supported: cliponaxis: false.
It may also be worth considering because some WebGL-based traces also reuse scattergl.
Minimal reproducible example
https://codepen.io/Lexachoc/pen/dPvWdxa
Description
scattersupports the cliponaxis attribute.scattergl, however, does not expose this attribute, and markers are always clipped at the subplot viewport.The marker is centered at y = 0, and the part outside the plotting area is clipped.
It would be useful if
scatterglsupported:cliponaxis: false.It may also be worth considering because some WebGL-based traces also reuse
scattergl.Minimal reproducible example
https://codepen.io/Lexachoc/pen/dPvWdxa