It is always difficult if you ask Google the same question. But I found one βtrickβ to show x-shortcuts, here is my workaround:
Change the area of ββthe chart: the top βpadβ will take up space from hAxis below. This is possible in R with the options parameter in the gvisLineChart() function.
Line <- gvisLineChart(df, options = list(chartArea = "{'width': '82%', height: '60%', top: '9%', right: '3%', bottom: '90'}")) plot(Line)
Of course, you have to adjust the values ββto suit your needs. Perhaps this approach will help you.
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