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Goofy
Goofy
12:56 AM
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A: Dynamic updating plot bug in version 13.3.1.0

GoofyYou can set Charting`$InteractiveHighlighting = False; Subsequent plots will be generated without the interactive highlighting. You can put the line in init.m if you want the change to be permanent. Or you can put it in an initialization cell in a notebook; note that when it is executed, it turn...

Nasser
Nasser
@Goofy I actually tried Charting$InteractiveHighlighting = False; before, and in V 14.1 it had no effect. i.e. coordinates still show when moving the mouse over the plot. I am on windows 10.
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Goofy
Goofy
This works for me in V14.1/Mac: 
Charting`$InteractiveHighlighting = False;
Plot[Sin[x], {x, 0, 10}]
Charting`$InteractiveHighlighting = True;
I guess Windows is different?
@Nasser Umm, your image is missing the backtick for the context. Is that what you really did?
Nasser
Nasser
@Goofy you are right, the backtick got lost when I copied the command I saw on the internet search before to try it. Now it works :)
 
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Chris K
Chris K
4:57 PM
@Nasser @Goofy Thanks!
I've got a weird bug, where some plots shrink to nothingness when moused over, but only in notebooks set to something other than 100% magnification, using GraphicsRow and its ilk, and LogLinearPlot ?!!?
e.g.
GraphicsRow[{LogLinearPlot[E^(-x^2), {x, -3, 3}]}]
in a 150% notebook, then mouse over the graph
PlotHighlighting -> None fixes it though!

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