Can you somehow integrate a link tohttps://matplotlib.org/devdocs/api/scale_api.html (maybe directly to the table (?) by adding a rst label before the table). The strings alone give a rough idea, but the link would give the ability to read up un what they mean and which kwargs are supported. You then may or may not leave out the explicit bullet list of classes under kwargs. Alternatively, create a table/bullet list (str name: class) under the value attribute to make the connection here, but still link out for additional context.

I like the idea of just linking to the table (which I didn't know was there!) Having the information in one place means we don't have to worry about keeping two versions in sync.

Additional note: I think we should make the FuncScale case more prominent. Not only as "last example in ...". Either as a top level example in parallel to this example, or by making two subsections in this example.

I have no objection to this, but also not the bandwidth right now.

Merriam-Webster says this is hyphenated, though we seem to have both ways all over the docs...

ChatGPT says:

The correct spelling depends on how the term is used in a sentence:

1. "Built-in" (with a hyphen) is anadjective. It is used to describe something that is an integral or permanent part of something else.

   • Example: "The phone has a built-in camera."

2. "Builtin" (no hyphen) is not a standard English word, but it is sometimes used as a term inprogramming or technical contexts, especially in filenames, identifiers, or codebases. For instance, Python has "builtin functions," though even here, "built-in" is more widely accepted in official documentation.

To summarize:

• For general usage, "built-in" with a hyphen is correct.
• For programming or technical contexts, check the convention of the specific language or framework being used.