I'm using matplotlib to generate svg plots which I'm putting into an html document. I noticed the plots aren't scaling the way I expect them to with css in an html page, so, a little yak-shaving later, I found a particular line in the source code that I think should change (or be changeable with an option).
Basically, the svg backend specifies a width and height in pixels. If I
edit the svg file to set width and height to "100%", the figure scales with
css the way I expect.
Is there some way to do this without patching matplotlib (or editing every
generated svg by hand)? I'm attaching the one-line patch to make the svg
backend do what I want, but if someone wants the old behavior, perhaps
there could be a configuration option in matplotlib.rcParams?
Vadim
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