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Expand Up @@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ <h4 id="plotly-plot"><a href="{{ BASE_URL }}/javascript/plotlyjs-function-refere
<h4 id="plotly-restyle"><a href="{{ BASE_URL }}/javascript/plotlyjs-function-reference/#plotlyrestyle">Plotly.restyle</a></h4>
<em>This function has comparable performance to <a href="#plotlyreact"><code>Plotly.react</code></a> and is faster than redrawing the whole plot with <a href="#plotlynewplot"><code>Plotly.newPlot</code></a>.</em><br /><br />

An efficient means of changing attributes in the <code>data</code> array in an existing plot. When restyling, you may choose to have the specified changes effect as many traces as desired. The update is given as a single object and the traces that are effected are given as a list of traces indices. Note, leaving the trace indices unspecified assumes that you want to restyle <b>all</b> the traces.
An efficient means of changing attributes in the <code>data</code> array in an existing plot. When restyling, you may choose to have the specified changes affect as many traces as desired. The update is given as a single object and the traces that are affected are given as a list of traces indices. Note, leaving the trace indices unspecified assumes that you want to restyle <b>all</b> the traces.

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