Paul van Zyl

They look correct to me in chrome Version 33.0.1750.149.

The Width and height properties should be set to explicit values, there is a max-width 100% set in the plugin and the scaling of the charts is done dynamically through javascript. Try setting explicit values if you continue to have issues with scaling.

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Paul

Currently No. you would need to put the data in manually.

Thanks for considering WP Charts.

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Paul.

Hi

Thanks for the great feedback and I’m glad you’re enjoying WP Charts.

Unfortunately there is no way to render a missing data point in these charts as far as I know, I would suggest setting them to a maximum value as you have in your example or to 0.

Hope that helps.

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Paul

This seems to be the way the chart library renders that data. I’m sorry I can’t be more help at this time.

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Paul.

Do you have another chart on your page with the same name ?

Not currently, the widget seems to be functioning on my test site.

Let me know if the problem persists.

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Paul

The JS library this plugin is built on currently does not support stacked bar charts unfortunately.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but that you for checking out WP Charts.

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Paul

Currently no and this is not a feature I plan to support currently.

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Paul

Hi

Currently this would not be possible with hacking the plugin, and would be a fairly complex procedure. In this case I would reccommend using the JS library chart.js that this plugin makes available in the wordpress editor.

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Paul

PS: loading with a js function could be a nice feature I will think on it, though I’ve got quite a big backlog before I get there.

Hi

Unfortunately there is no CSV support in this plugin, you would have to populate the charts manually , there are alternatives available that do support CSV I believe.

Currently there is no admin UI though this is in the works.

Thanks for your feedback.

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Paul

provided the widths are right, you can use the alignleft or alignright values in the align property of the shortcode.

Hope that helps.

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Paul

you would need to look into using the wordpress do_shortcode function and pass in the data you would like to plot.

Hope that helps.

Paul

unless you can add more information I’m unfortunately unable to help you at this time.

That is a little odd, I’ll test and have to get back to you when i can.

Thanks for the great feedback.

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Paul

not off the top of my head, I haven’t seen this issue before, a few quick questions :

* is it on localhost, or can you post a link ?
* can you post the short code you used ?
* is it the same in chrome and other browsers, or is it firefox specific ?

Thats pretty weird, if you can answer the above I’ll do by best to resolve it for you.

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Paul

its an interesting idea, and definately one I’d like to keep on the TODO list, its quite a feature so not one I think i’ll get to soon, but let me think about it and see if I can come up with a clever way to allow this as I’ve found myself in the same situation with client work, custom icon font, (usually with far less icons than any of the common ones) and having to hard code it in the theme, which is isn’t ideal

Thanks for the awesome suggestion, I’m going to close this issue for now but will keep it in mind as I continue to build this out.

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Paul