Text wrap for plot titles
I have a long title for a plot in R and it keeps extending outside the plot window. How can I wrap the title over 2 rows?
Solution
try adding "\n" (new line) in the middle of your title. For example:
plot(rnorm(100), main="this is my title \non two lines")
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