In jqPlot, is it possible change the color of the axis tick labels individually?
For example, I want them all black, except I want two of them to be blue. Is this possible?
You can see that even examples and options we can provide a single font family, color to all of the ticks, you only can define different colors for different series in your jqplot charts
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All of my charts scale perfectly when I resize a window, however I'm using a legend on a pie chart and it doesn't scale, only the piechart resizes.
It possible to get the legend to adjust as well?
The PieChart has some problems with automatic legend sizing, the pie may become too small when you have many items in the legend.
The solution is to make a separate container for the legend:
https://www.amcharts.com/docs/v4/tutorials/chart-legend-in-an-external-container/
In this way you can have a scrollable legend container with as many items you want that doesn't interfere with the chart container.
You could also try moving the legend on the sides, better than the standard footer position, but it works only if you don't have too many items.
I have a use case where i want to plot area charts along with bar/line charts. I am able to do that with no issues.
The problem I am now facing is the overlapping of colors when say, bar and area are plotted together. (Sample is below). In this, as you can see, the colors of the bar are getting overcast due to the area plotted.
Area + Bar + Line
What I would like to do is plot the area canvas as background and others as foreground. (PS: I tried by changing the sequence of plotting the series, which changes the sequence of canvas also, but the effect remains the same)
Is there a way to do that ?
I am using iOS Charts by Daniel Gindi.
I need to draw horizontal stacked area chart (Example). But I cannot find similar charts in examples of the library. I am trying to customise Horizontal Bar Chart like in example. But I cannot to avoid square corners.
How can I draw line instead of bars with squared corners?
Is it possible in this library or I should use another one?
Yes you can.
Use line chart instead ,and set drawFilledEnabled to true.
But the filled area is between line and x axis, so you may need to rotate the chart.
I would like to have a graph in amCharts where the x-axis is the time and bars represent in different colors and heights representing events in time. Now I would like to have that zoom-able so that captions in the bars only appear if there is enough space to display them.
In my example picture the caption is not displayed on the magenta bars:
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I would try to do this with a date-based serial chart. You could try using a separate step line for each column with fillAlpha set to 1 or one step graph and use fillColorsField and set color in your data at a position where color should be changed. As for labels, it's more complicated - graph has hideLabelsCount property, but it will show/hide all labels once certain zoom level is reached. You could try employ labelFunction of a graph and usesome function which would set label to empty string, depending on zoom level.
In Qlikview 11 I managed to set up (amongst others) a nice scatter chart without any major problems. Now I would like to be able to zoom into a region in that chart. Intuitively this could be accomplished by selecting a rectangular region with the mouse. Incidentally this works fine in "regular" line or bar charts. The new x and y axis regions correspond to the selected rectangle. However this does not happen with my scatter chart. I suspect this has something to do with the way dimensions are handled in scatter charts. For easier understanding I appended to screen-shots of the status quo - or how I don't want it to be.
Full chart with selected region http://img801.imageshack.us/img801/4873/6ccc.png
Chart displaying only the selected data http://imageshack.us/a/img138/9053/kck5.png
From what it looks like, I would guess that the scatter plot has hard coded axis max and mins. Check the "Axes" tab under chart properties, and uncheck the scale boxes. That should allow the chart to zoom in.