Allow drop-down shade modifier in subplot tag option#5333
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Co-authored-by: Meghan Jones <meghanj@alum.mit.edu>
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Similarly to the ability to specify a drop-down shade behind legends, this added modifier (with the same syntax) adds this capability to the subplot auto-tagging machinery:
Append +s[<dx>/<dy>/][<shade>] to plot a shadow behind the tag panel [Default is 2p/-2p/gray50].Here is an example with the dropped shade being black and transparent, allowing subtleties in the background image to remain visible: