Annotated time line charts:
There is no explicit way to move the Y-axis scale to the left, but there is
a way to make it happen if you don't mind also having a scale on the right.
Use the scaleColumns option to add a second or third Y-axis scale to your
chart. scaleColumns takes an array of zero-indexed series numbers, up to 3
series. The first value sets the series the right-side Y-axis scale uses.
The second value (if provided) adds a left-side Y-axis scale for the
indexed series. The third value (if provided) adds a centered Y-axis scale
for the indexed series.
If you have multiple columns of data, and want to have the 1st column scaled
on the right and 2nd column scaled on the right, set the configuration
option like this:
options {scaleColumns: [1, 0]};
As far as I can tell, there is no way to trick the API into putting a scale
on the left only, though. It seems like the API parses the array until it
finds a valid index value, and puts that scale on the right, then parses
until it finds another valid index value and puts that on the left. You can
put the same scale on both sides, though.
Pie charts:
1) You can shrink your label font size, but that's not a particularly good
solution.
2) As far as I know, you cannot do this.
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