The google api does not provide a mechanism for this because it has a hard
coded "px" which is appended to the width value. Inserting a % mark will
choke the javascript engine.
However, there is an easy solution. Calculate the width of the parent
element and set the chart width to that.
With jQuery for example:
var chartwidth = $('#chartparent').width();
var options = {
width: chartwidth,
...
chartArea: {width:chartwidth,left:20,top:20,height:110}
};
On Monday, March 26, 2012 at 12:03:40 AM UTC-6, shub wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I want to know if we can create google charts with 100% width...
> I tried to give the width as 100%, but they doesn't seem to work...Does
> anyone know how to achieve this.. ?
>
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