The comment above about looking for CSS on elements allowed me to
solve the problem. I had coloring in my CSS for the whole site, thus I
needed to create a new rule within the #chart_div CSS to not color .
Now my #chart-div background-color works fine. Thanks
On Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Hi Dan,
Thanks for getting back to me. It would be so cool if you could go ahead
and make a fix like that in the short term. And yes, a color range is what
I had in mind. So it could be shades of red for series 0, blue for series 1
and so on, or two user defined RGB values for the extremes of
Sorry, Nick. There is not enough flexibility in how the colors are
assigned to support what you want.
The easiest change for us might be to support the 'style' role, so you
could determine the colors you want yourself. But it would really need to
be not just a single color but a color range for
There is no way to align multiple axes except by setting the viewWindow for
each. But if you only want to align the 0 values, and all data values are
positive (for example), then it should be enough to set viewWindow.min to 0
for both.
Given dynamic data, and if the above simplification doesn't
Any thoughts on this?
On Tuesday, April 25, 2017 at 2:45:49 PM UTC+1, Nick Dunbar wrote:
>
> Hi,
> In Treemap, I was wondering if it was possible to assign multiple color
> scales for the top level leaves immediately below the root node, in the
> same way that appears to have been done here:
Is it possible to set both 0-axis on same align?
I can't set static ticks because the series are dynamic and range of the
series is not fixed.
Thanks and warm,
Pranav Pathak
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