Jacco van den Berg
Jacco van den Berg
No I think you might understand it wrong, tried to explain it a bit better underneath here Like the example you linked I want to add a second X axis,...
If you want to have everything accessible for screenreaders in the chart, I think a SVG based library is a better alternative since you can add aria labels to all...
This is not possible with chart.js itself, you can use the annotation plugin to add annotations, you will need to make the modal to input the values yourself https://www.chartjs.org/chartjs-plugin-annotation/latest/
I don't know how far you can get to match it to the screenshots you want but if you want a 100% match you might have to write your own...
You can use `labelOffset` to fix this for now: https://codepen.io/leelenaleee/pen/XWEMBNz
When I try to open this on Safari (IPhone 11) I dont see any borders that shoudl not render. So I think it might be a bug in Safari for...
In my oppinion this is the most desired behaviour achievable. Since the hoveroffset is configurable you will always keep this problem if you put in a high enough number. And...
When I test this I do see a minimal change between importing the minimal things to show a bar chart or importing everything. What I did was use `create-react-app` to...
The table with callbacks already gives the paramater the callback gets and the return type. I think that if you make a basic chart for every callback the page might...
Could use a custom plugin to achieve this, it will need some tweaking to get it exactly like you want it with sizing but its a basic start: ```js const...