Jonathan Petitcolas

Well, I am discovering Garlic.js and never tested it,but, reading the [doc](http://garlicjs.org/#demo2), it seems you can use the `data-storage="false"` attribute.

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Yes, it makes absolutely sense! Even if it is not yet implemented. At least, it doesn't refresh width when resizing window. Yet, if you refresh your browser, it should work...

Currently not. But that's a nice addition (too much to be done! (-:). Can you create a separate issue for a better follow up? As a reference, here is related...

That's indeed a good idea. :) Yet, I think we should be able to mix drops and intervals together. I don't think it would add too much overhead, and it...

Here is a link for inspiration: http://bl.ocks.org/shawnbot/6518285

In latest version (`1.0.0`), we don't support configurable anymore. Instead, we need to pass a `date` property to a configuration object, something like: ``` js const chart = eventDrops({ drop:...

Currently (in version 1.0.0 just released last week), labels widths are handled using `label.width` and `label.padding`configuration properties and are not computed automatically. However, this is a nice addition to bring.

@asiby: hiding labels should be possible setting either `labels` to false, or setting the labels width to 0. This case deserves its own issue. For the selector, I'm not sure...

I'm not sure to understand the issue. From `1.0.0` version, EventDrops now uses `data` instead of `datum`. Does it fix your issue?