I second the motion!
What I did was recreate the arrows locally with the colors I wanted
then applied the following css to override googles table.css
.google-visualization-table-table .google-visualization-table-arrow-ug
{background:transparent url(../images/arrow_ug.png) #FFFFFF no-repeat
scroll left center; padding-left:13px !important;}
.google-visualization-table-table .google-visualization-table-arrow-dr
{background:transparent url(../images/arrow_dr.png) #FFFFFF no-repeat
scroll left center; padding-left:13px !important;}
Maciej
On Jan 13, 1:08 pm, darchooker <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> Just started playing with the Google Visualization API today, and I
> really like it.
>
> One thing I have run into that I would like to see enhanced is arrow
> control options in theTableArrowFormat() formatter. I'd like to be
> able to select different color arrows. For the data I'm working with,
> an increase in the value (value greater than the base value) is a bad
> event, but the green arrow for values greater than the base seems to
> imply a good event. I'd like to be able to display a red Up arrow and
> a green Down arrow. Other than the arrow color, the functionality is
> exactly what I need. Can this be added as an enhancement request to
> theTableArrowFormat() object?
>
> Thanks,
> Matt
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