Hi Jonathan,
I was afraid that this was going to be the answer ...
On Fri, 5 Mar 2010, Jonathan Weiß wrote:
I don't know a solution that works for all browsers and systems, besides
using images.
As the labels will be generated based on input data, this would be a bit of
a performance problem, I guess. But could be implemented on the server with
some caching on the client side.
You could use CSS transformations to rotate text, but this will only work
in browsers using the webkit and mozilla rendering engine.
That's not really an option, as many users will probably use IE,
unfortunately.
If text, written from top to bottom is ok for you, you could stack single
character labels in a vbox. But I am not sure if you want to put that much
effort into this...
I'll try that first and see how it performs and looks.
Thanks,
Fritz
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