You nailed it on all fronts!
Got 'er going correctly now!!!!
Definite need for clearer language in the documentation.
To me at least, the explanation seems counter intuitive, but once
explained makes sense.
Thanks again for helping me get over the hump.
[:-)}
On 12/15/2014 10:19 AM, 'Daniel LaLiberte' via Google Visualization API
wrote:
Ken,
You may have gotten the wrong idea about the 'height' vs
'chartArea.height' The 'chartArea' is the part inside the axes,
where the drawing of the data is displayed. The overall chart
contains the chartArea, surrounded by the top, bottom, left, and right
areas. The 'height' is for the total chart size, including the
chartArea.height. So the 'height' should generally be larger than the
'chartArea.height', not smaller. (I see now that your suggested
comment got it backwards.) Same for 'width' and 'chartArea.width'.
Another thing that might be going on is if the html element you put
the chart in has a height, that could override whatever you specify
for the chart itself. Also, your second chart might be positioned
such that it covers up the bottom of the first chart. Your
chartTemps.html doesn't seem to have the content I would need to tell
what is going on, but maybe you can figure it out from here.
On Mon, Dec 15, 2014 at 9:59 AM, Ken Burkhalter
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Daniel-
Apparently I spoke too soon. I seems I've taken one step forward
and two steps back.
Using your suggested code, I eliminated the unwanted vertical
spacing but then later noticed that my chart A-axis labels dropped
the last label. The axis should have been labeled from 0-24, but
was then just 0-23.
So I thought that perhaps I needed to also add "width" control
like your "height" suggestions.
As soon as I did that, I then lost all of the x-axis labels and
tick marks. The chart was cropped right thru the minimum x-axis
tick line, slicing off the bottom half of the lower y-axis label
as well as all of the x-axis labels. (Note red outlined area on
image below)...
<https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-XBTHOmJDTUk/VI7znpYaIEI/AAAAAAAACgw/TrUAJ7tz3EY/s1600/chrt.jpg>
No matter what I have tried with the Var options settings, I can't
fix this issue. If I make the "height" considerably smaller than
the "chartArea.height" the chart resizes appropriately but is
still cropped. I've tried different browsers, and three different
computers, and restarted my web server in case this was a caching
issue somewhere but to no avail. There is nothing I can do that
will restore an uncropped chart now. I even removed all style
parameters from the html chart_div entry in the page body code.
Nothing seems to make a difference! The chart remains cropped at
the bottom no matter what. I also can find no chart config
options that I might have inadvertently changed or dropped.
There seems to be "memory" somewhere but I'll be danged if I can
find it.
I have attached my html page code as well as the csv file that
drives the chart creation, and the img file just below the google
chart, if case it helps you discover what the heck is going on.
If you can advise the cure for this AND the lost last x-axis tick
mark label (24) I would sure be a happy camper! :-)
This seems like voo-doo dust has gotten into the works somehow.
[:-)}
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