backgroundColor.fill: 'none' - *works still.*
And I can not get the
datalessRegionColor: null - to work (I want a transparent
datalessRegionColor).
Agree 100% that whatever means transparent ('none', 'transparent') should
be consistently applied.
Agree 1000% that controlling the region borders (country, province,
continent, subcontinent borders) would be a great stylistic improvement.
See ya iFrame (cept for the automagic IE8 and earlier detection you guys
are doing which is very cool, and retro).
S
On Tuesday, September 25, 2012 6:37:11 AM UTC-4, visigoth wrote:
>
> If it works for the background.fill, it would make sense to work for the
>> datalessregioncolor no?
>>
> IMO, you're right. It makes perfect sense to be consistent. I'll refer
> this to our GeoChart guy to look into when he's back.
>
> Glad you found a workaround for now.
>
> On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 12:16 PM, Carlos Moreira
> <[email protected]<javascript:>
> > wrote:
>
>> Thanks for the quick answer visigoth!
>>
>> Further testing, and I have some conclusions:
>>
>> datalessRegionColor: null - *works*;
>> datalessRegionColor: 'transparent' - doesn't work, it did in the past -
>> error message: 'none' is not a valid hex color
>> datalessRegionColor: 'none' - doesn't work, it did in the past, and -
>> error message: 'none' is not a valid hex color
>> backgroundColor: {fill:'transparent'} - *works*
>>
>> So, i found out there's a workaround, but I have to change some maps that
>> I did in the past and a tool I developed to generate them.
>> If it works for the background.fill, it would make sense to work for the
>> datalessregioncolor no?
>>
>
>> I'll wait until the end of the week to get some feedback for the borders
>> question, no problem, thanks!
>>
>> Terça-feira, 25 de Setembro de 2012 11:34:29 UTC+2, Carlos Moreira
>> escreveu:
>>
>>> Hello everyone!
>>>
>>> Nice to see the new release is out and working!
>>> To bad HTML tooltips are not available for geochart... Still waiting on
>>> that one :)
>>>
>>> Bye bye Iframes, that's good!
>>> The tooltip.trigger will also be usefull.
>>>
>>> *I had one problem with this update tough*: I was using the color
>>> setting: 'transparent' for maps, for the background and inactive regions,
>>> and it gave a really cool look in some designs.
>>> Apparently now 'transparent' is not accepted, it throws and error. Why
>>> is that? It was a nice feature!! Should I report this as an issue in the
>>> visualization-api-issues project?
>>>
>>> Also, what does it mean 'Improved border colors'? The borders of the map
>>> container, or the country borders? Would be awesome for us to be able to
>>> control country borders colors also :)
>>>
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