Improve scale_(x|y)_continuous docs #3411
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hadley
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| #' @param oob Function that handles limits outside of the scale limits | ||
| #' (out of bounds). The default ([scales::censor()]) replaces out of | ||
| #' bounds values with `NA`. | ||
| #' bounds values with `NA`. ([scales::squish()]) can also be used, |
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I think this might now be better as a bulleted list. Do you want to have a go at formatting it that way?
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issue #3298
The third issue on scales::rescale() link not being active seems to have been solved. probably only thing left is to include somewhere in the doc that rescaler() is not a function in ggplot2.