Thanks Daniel for getting back to me.
On Tuesday, January 10, 2017 at 10:54:07 AM UTC-6, Daniel LaLiberte wrote:
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> I would guess you are using the Material Column Chart, given your 'chart'
> option. There are several options not supported for the Material charts.
> See
Understandable that you want the max-height behavior. I'm not sure how
difficult this might be if I take it on as a change to the Table chart, and
I am inclined to not touch it for now.
You might need some dynamic behavior to make this work, such as catching
the 'ready' and getting the size of
Changing the max-height to height isn't useful to me, because I don't want
the enclosing div to be any larger than it needs to be, either.
On Tuesday, January 10, 2017 at 11:43:43 AM UTC-8, Daniel LaLiberte wrote:
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> There may be limitations regarding use of max-height. I don't have
>
There may be limitations regarding use of max-height. I don't have
confidence regarding that question because I haven't tested it much. But
there may be a way to work with what it can do. Here is a variation of
your example that appears to work correctly, but I moved your container to
a
I know the Table visualization takes parameters for height and width, but
what I really want is a parameter for max-height. I've tried not supplying
a height parameter and just constraining the height of the enclosing div,
but then if the table exceeds the div dimensions in both directions, I
Thanks! It work for me!
El viernes, 6 de abril de 2012, 6:24:25 (UTC-7), asgallant escribió:
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> Ok, I see what you are talking about. The "problem" is that the second
> click is "deselecting" the column, so the chart.getSelection() call is
> returning an empty array, which is why you are
I would guess you are using the Material Column Chart, given your 'chart'
option. There are several options not supported for the Material charts.
See https://github.com/google/google-visualization-issues/issues/2143
I just added titleTextStyle to the list since it was missing.
On Tue, Jan 10,
When using the dual-Y Column Chart I can not add the property
'titleTextStyle' to the options variable. Is there a reason for this or is
this a bug?
var options = {
chart: {
title: 'Contract vs Actual Cost',
*titleTextStyle: { color: '#000', fontSize: 30, },*
