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How can I change the word “type” to something else?
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I was looking here but I can’t figure it out.
How can I change the word “type” to something else?
Add
to your ggplot call.
Great resource site is also google group for ggplot2.
edit: this assumes that colour is the aesthetic in the legend, e.g.
qplot(x,y,colour=z). If another aesthetic is being shown in the legend, use that as the argument instead, e.g.+ labs(fill = "legend title")for a raster/image plot.More generally, if you specify an explicit scale such as
scale_colour_continuous, you can set thescale_nameargument (warning: the details of the arguments to scales may have changed in recent releases ofggplot2; this description is of version 0.9.2.1).