1 | initial version |
My understanding is that the talk
option overrides the color and the size of the vertices (to generate images that can be added in slides). You should set vertex_color
and vertex_size
yourself, and disable the talk
option.
On my Sage install, the following provides something acceptable:
Gr=G.plot(layout='spring', vertex_labels=True, vertex_color='white', vertex_size=4500, figsize=20)
2 | No.2 Revision |
My understanding is that the talk
option overrides the color and the size of the vertices (to generate images that can be added in slides). slides), see the documentation of the talk
option in https://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/reference/plotting/sage/graphs/graph_plot.html
You should set vertex_color
and vertex_size
yourself, and disable the talk
option.
On my Sage install, the following provides something acceptable:
sage: Gr=G.plot(layout='spring', vertex_labels=True, vertex_color='white', vertex_size=4500, figsize=20)
3 | No.3 Revision |
My understanding is that the talk
option overrides the color and the size of the vertices (to generate images that can be added in slides), see the documentation of the talk
option in https://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/reference/plotting/sage/graphs/graph_plot.html
You should set vertex_color
and vertex_size
yourself, and disable the talk
option.
On my Sage install, the following provides something acceptable:
sage: Gr=G.plot(layout='spring', vertex_labels=True, vertex_color='white', vertex_size=4500, figsize=20)
(as you can see, your vertex_color='black'
option was preempted by the talk=True
option)