How do I omit the Shapekey?

[Shushman]

This is probably an obvious one but I am unable to completely omit Guide.shapekey. I tried Guide.shapekey(nothing) as an argument, like with Guide.xlabel(nothing), but I got unmatched argument errors. The closest I could get to was with Guide.shapekey(;title="", labels=[""], pos=Float64[]) but that seems messy and also still retains the symbols and numbers.

[Mattriks]

Please provide the code of your plot statement, e.g. are you using more than one key? Did you try Theme(key_position=:none)?

[Shushman]

Oh that did it, thank you!

[jonathanBieler]

I don't think that really solves the issue because if you want a ColorKey but no ShapeKey then key_position=:none hides both. Maybe a shape_key_position parameter is needed. A workaround I found is to move the ShapeKey out of the plot

plot(
    layer(x=rand(10), y=rand(10), shape=rand(0:1,10), Geom.point),
    layer(x=rand(10), y=rand(10), shape=rand(0:1,10), Theme(default_color=colorant"red"), Geom.point),
    Guide.manual_color_key("",["A","B"],["deepskyblue","red"]),
#    Guide.shapekey("",[""],[-10cm,-10cm]),
)

[tlnagy]

I think the key_position code was developed prior to the inclusion of shapekey so we likely need to break up that parameter to into two separate ones. Thoughts, @Mattriks?

[Mattriks]

There is also sizekey, alphakey and linekey tbd.
There are at least 2 potential ways to switch off multiple keys:

1. Guides.guide(color=nothing, shape=nothing, line=nothing) (similar to ggplot's guides())
2. layer(x= , y= , color= , Theme(key_position=:none))

Each way would be useful for different situations, so it would be good to implement both.