DOC: Add gallery example for PyGMT logo#4715
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| The visual is available in circle and hexagon shapes. It can be plotted using colors | ||
| of Python (blue Earth and yellow compass lines) and GMT (red letters GMT) or in black | ||
| and white as well as in light or dark mode. The wordmark can be added on the right | ||
| side or at the bottom of the visual. |
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Parehaps rewording it like:
The visual logo is available in circle and hexagon shapes. It supports both colored and monochrome black‑and‑white palettes, alongside light and dark theme modes, combining to yield 8 distinct standalone icon variants.
Separately, the visual logo can optionally include the wordmark "PyGMT"; if enabled, the wordmark can be positioned either to the right of the icon or beneath it.
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I made some changes to the formulations, but still not 100 % happy. Would like to include some background of the desgin idea.
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Would like to include some background of the desgin idea.
That's a good idea,but I feel it should be added directly to the docstring of the Figure.pygmtlogo method
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Looks good to me except two minor comments.
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| The visual logo is available in circle and hexagon shapes. It supports both colored and | ||
| monochrome black-and-white palettes, alongside light and dark theme modes, combining to | ||
| yield eight distinct standalone icon variants. Additionally, the visual logo can |
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| yield eight distinct standalone icon variants. Additionally, the visual logo can | |
| yield eight distinct standalone logo variants. Additionally, the visual logo can |
Co-authored-by: Dongdong Tian <seisman.info@gmail.com>
Description of proposed changes
Add a gallery example showing how to add the PyGMT logo to a plot.
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