I observed this with a tSNE plot, but would need to check if it exists with other plots too. Noticed that if you create a tSNE image with no annotation (1 panel display), the tSNE plot aspect ratio is square. If this is a full-width (12-column) display, then the image height is increased to preserve the aspect ratio. This doesn't seem to happen with multi-panel tSNEs, and I think this is because we set "figsize" info for all plots combinations except for the "gene expression only" plot.
I may defer this fix until after the "scanpy-1.9.8-upgrade" branch is merged or actively worked on, since I refactored the scanpy code there to account for the scanpy version upgrade.
I observed this with a tSNE plot, but would need to check if it exists with other plots too. Noticed that if you create a tSNE image with no annotation (1 panel display), the tSNE plot aspect ratio is square. If this is a full-width (12-column) display, then the image height is increased to preserve the aspect ratio. This doesn't seem to happen with multi-panel tSNEs, and I think this is because we set "figsize" info for all plots combinations except for the "gene expression only" plot.
I may defer this fix until after the "scanpy-1.9.8-upgrade" branch is merged or actively worked on, since I refactored the scanpy code there to account for the scanpy version upgrade.