问题
I've looked through online documentation, but couldn't find how to change the format of hover-on labels:
For example, if I'd like to display the number as "~611 thousand" or something of the sort.
回答1:
Plotly tick and hover formatting are fully customizable using the python / d3 formatting language.
From an API, use axis attributes 'tickformat' and 'hoverformat' to set the behavior. For example, this graph has 'layout.yaxis.hoverformat': ',f'.
From the web app, input your formatting specs under "Axes" -> "Labels":
回答2:
Plotly allows for axis and hover format only String values, so you cant write your own function to format labels with such unusual style.
So I see only one solution -- change created hover tooltip using jquery and "on_hover" event:
result.on('plotly_hover', function (eventdata){
/*
* var hoverTooltip = $(".hovertext", result)[0],
* hoverText = $("text", hoverTooltip).get(0),
* hoverFrame = $("path", hoverTooltip).get(0);
*
* do what you want here
*
*/
})
But it's a lot of work here (you must take into account size and position of the hover tooltip also)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30666214/plotly-how-can-i-change-the-format-of-hover-on-labels