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Tag: chart.js

PaddingLeft of afterFit does not work during chart.js option

I want padding at the beginning of the X-axis as shown in the image below. But padding doesn’t work in my code. What’s the matter? enter image description here My Chart Screen enter image description here Chart.js Version 2.9.4 here is code html javascript I want padding at the beginning of the X-axis as shown in the image below. But

Change mysql x-axes date to day in chart.js

So I have this code which shows up my Mysql data in chart.js. Basically everything works but i just want to change the date into days This is what I have Current Chart And this is what I want to achieve My goal Whatever i try i get never the result i want to get. Here is all of my

How can I hide points on chart?

I want to hide some points on my chart. I just want to show some points that it is starting or ending. Please check the picture. I want like P1 in the picture How can i hide them ? Example Answer Replace the following definition in your dataset… …with the following code: If you also don’t want to see the

Can’t render two charts on the same page from chart.js

I’ve been trying for the past hour to get Chart.js to render two line charts on the same page. I have ensured that my canvas element IDs are unique, as are my variables. I am able to successfully load the first chart, ctx or canvas, but not the second chart, ctx2 or canvas2. This is using chart.js v2.8.0 Here’s the

Chart JS in React doesn’t fetch data

I’ve built a coronavirus table and whenever someone clicks on the name of the particular country modal pops up with active cases chart. I realized that it might be an issue with the Modal Component imported from Bootstrap(but not quite sure). When I set the animation to false chart doesn’t show data on every modal opening. When the animation props

HorizontalBar chart is displayed below canvas when I set height with style attribute for chart div (Chart.js 2.9.4)

If I set height with style attribute for chart div <div id=”chartDiv” style=”height: 100px; border: 1px solid red;”><canvas id=”chart”></canvas></div> chart is looking like that (chart is displayed below canvas): How to fix that? Answer It’s showing like this because canvas’s aspect ratio is changing automatically with window size but you’ve set your div to a specific height of 100px. That’s

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