randyjensen

You just enter all your data in to the spreadsheet in the edit screen. Use the default values as a guide. Once you’re done, just save.

What browser are you in? What version of WP are you running?

OK. I’ve looked through the theme and I think I’ve found the problem.

In your /css/yaml/core/base.css, try adding this line to the very bottom of the file:

.ym-gbox.page .entry {
width: 75%;
}

Let me know if that fixes it. If not, just delete it and let me know ??

Or, you can send me the actual theme and I can test again that. [email protected]

It looks like the page you linked to above is gone. Unfortunately I can’t replicate the overflow issue on any of my themes I test against.

If you can, put a test page back up with the chart on it and link to it here.

Not yet but I’m working on a fix. Will post once I figure something out.

Excellent!

I just installed the German version of WordPress and everything is working properly on all charts with floating point numbers.

Maybe try deleting the plugin and re-installing it. This will not delete all your data.

@nihad

I’ve run all the tests I can and can’t replicate this bug on my end.

Can you try this:

1) Create a new chart
2) Add a title to it
3) Save the chart with the default dummy data in it.
4) Add the chart to a dummy page

Are the floating numbers wiped out?

If yes, it could be an issue with the server you’re running your WP install on in which case I’ll need some more details to dig deeper.

If not, any details you can give me about how to reproduce the bug will help me out a lot in getting it fixed.

This thread is closed. Please start a new thread with the version of WordPress you’re running, a link to your site with the chart or the data you’re using.

If you can post your site I can look closer. I have it running on multiple sites and it’s saving any data with decimal points correctly now.

Numbers with commas will not work properly.

Can you send me a link to your site? The chart should size itself to 100% of the container it’s put in. There may be something odd in your theme.

Hey Martin,

This was a bug. Thanks for catching it!

Version 0.5.2 should have fixed it. Let me know if you have any other issues.

Thanks!

Hi Tzini,

I think I am understanding your question correctly.

Right now, there isn’t any way to change the defaults for that. The best thing would be to create a chart that is exactly what you want your “defaults” to be, then just duplicate that whenever you need a new chart.

Let me know if that helps!

This has been resolved with 0.5.1

This is definitely a regression bug from the last update. I’m going to move this to it’s own thread since this one has been resolved.

Update soon hopefully!

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/chart-suffix-is-getting-overridden-with-multiple-charts