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Figure scale has changed (theme?)

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Bug
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Needs clarification
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tex
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Start with the figure shown in the report and the referenced issue 219 comment, then inspect the quantecon style mentioned there. Compare the embedded image with its correctly scaled clicked view and trace where the display scale differs. Done means the figure renders at the intended scale without changing the underlying code.

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Hi @mmcky,

The changes in the PR collection look great to me. I’m now looking into some warnings. One thing I’ve noticed is that this figure appears incorrectly scaled:

image

The code itself looks fine, and when I click on the image the scale is correct, so I was wondering whether this might be related to the quantecon style?

Originally posted by @HumphreyYang in https://github.com/QuantEcon/lecture-python-advanced.myst/issues/219#issuecomment-3154862858

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