Ruben

Ok,
thanks for the feedback!

usually the simpler the theme’s layout the lesser surprises you may find when rendering .
The wp-d3 plugin just creates a <div> element and D3 defines its length and width so it’s a simple matter when it comes to rendering terms.
I’m using Origin in figurebelow.com and works like a charm.
Try a theme with a conventional, more “blockish” layout and go ahead from there.

This was just a reminder, not a proper issue really.

Thanks, I mark this as resolved.

Hi,

no it doesn’t. The space required by the d3 widget is set by the attributes of the D3 class (.attr(“width”, …) , .attr(“height”, …) etc. The rest depends on the wordpress theme you are using and how it handles the pages layout.
I’ve seen you are using the columnless version of your theme, maybe it is something related with that?

Hi,
I`ve released a fix for this in version 1.2.1.
Wordpress converts all ampersands to unicode equivalent so its necessary to converts them back before generating the posts ouput.

I tested some others operators but of course any feedback is always welcome! ??

Thanks,
Rubén.

Hi,
I’ve checked your issue and you were right, the wp-d3 plugin disabled wpautop plugin.
Now it’s fixed in version 1.2 and should work without problems.

Thanks for the feedback!
Ruben