Aspect Ratio, Space and Width : Properties used to adjust the aspect ratio, space and width in most visualizations

# dataPointSize
Approximate pixel size for the data points in scatter plots, dotplots and boxplots. The size will be adjusted according to the dimensions of the graph. Boxplots and dotplots default to 15 (to match ggplot2 geom_point) unless set explicitly. Set to the string "auto" to size scatter points from the plot area, damped by the number of points (larger dots on sparse/large panels, smaller on dense ones)
Type: integer
Default: 10

dataPointSize : 10

dataPointSize : 15


# dataPointSizeScaleFactor

dataPointSizeScaleFactor : 1

dataPointSizeScaleFactor : 2


# fixedAspectRatio
Keep fixed aspect ratio expressed as y / x. A zero value is used to ignore otherwise the x and y axes are set accordingly. This has a use only in visium plots
Type: float
Default:

# percentAspectRatioPlotArea

percentAspectRatioPlotArea : 0.5

percentAspectRatioPlotArea : 0.85


# setPlotLeft
Set the left dimension of the plotting area to the specified number of pixels, provided the value is greater than zero. This is used to align multiple graphs in a web page
Type: integer
Default:

setPlotLeft : 80

setPlotLeft : 110


# setPlotTop
Set the top dimension of the plotting area to the specified number of pixels, provided the value is greater than zero. This is used to align multiple graphs in a web page
Type: integer
Default:

setPlotTop : 50

setPlotTop : 80


# setPlotX
Set the x dimension of the plotting area to the specified number of pixels, provided the value is greater than zero. This is used to align multiple graphs in a web page
Type: integer
Default:

setPlotX : 100

setPlotX : 200


# setPlotY
Set the y dimension of the plotting area to the specified number of pixels, provided the value is greater than zero. This is used to align multiple graphs in a web page
Type: integer
Default:

setPlotY : 200

setPlotY : 300


# variableSpace

variableSpace : 2

variableSpace : 5


# widthFactor
Factor to adjust the width of the graph elements in one-dimensional and three-dimensional plots. The greater the number, the wider the elements
Type: float
Default: 1

widthFactor : 1

widthFactor : 2.5


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