John Coene
John Coene
I'm not sure I understand where you want the total to go.
Hi Suzanne, I took a quick look and I'm afraid I think it may not be possible.
`gray40` is not a color, you need to pass a valid [web color](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors) or a valid hex color, e.g.: `#000` for black.
I think echarts expects us to use the `rich` option for that but it's a bit convoluted. See https://echarts.apache.org/examples/en/editor.html?c=doc-example%2Ftext-block-fragment
Your initial intuition looks good to me: it should work. I'm not sure why echarts.js does not allow HTML in the labels.
This is strange, I cannot reproduce it. @munoztd0 any idea? :(
I surely hope a bug in one of my packages doesn't lead someone to formatting their disk... That'd be peak failure. Surely there is an easier solution we can find...
That piece of UI comes from Google, you can try to inject text with JavaScript if you want. What text and where do you want to add?
But you can just wrap the UI in a div and add what you want below. ``` div( firebaseUIContainer(), p("my text") ) ```
If you inspect the HTML you can find the classes so you can use CSS. Normally the width is responsive so there should not be need to change that.