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Custom theme in matplotlib with the morethemes package

In order to change the theme of our matplotlib charts, we need to use the morethemes package, that you can install with pip install morethemes.

import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import morethemes as mt

morethemes provides a function that generates 4 charts with matplotlib. It's convenient to easily compare themes.

# This displays various matplotlib charts
fig = mt.preview_theme()

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To apply a theme, you only have to run mt.set_theme("theme_name") before your matplotlib code. "theme_name" is the name of the theme and you can find all available theme here.

To use the Financial Times theme, run mt.set_theme("ft")

mt.set_theme("ft")

# This displays various matplotlib charts
mt.preview_theme()

To use the Wall Street Journal theme, run mt.set_theme("wsj")

mt.set_theme("wsj")

# This displays various matplotlib charts
mt.preview_theme()

To use the Economist theme, run mt.set_theme("economist")

mt.set_theme("economist")

# This displays various matplotlib charts
mt.preview_theme()

To use the Urban theme, run mt.set_theme("urban")

mt.set_theme("urban")

# This displays various matplotlib charts
mt.preview_theme()

To use the Minimal theme, run mt.set_theme("minimal")

mt.set_theme("minimal")

# This displays various matplotlib charts
mt.preview_theme()

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