Torstein Hønsi
Torstein Hønsi
@cvasseng This probably comes from the template, which enables or disables the legend.
@cvasseng Note that this option (and some others) has three states: `[null, true, false]`. Null means automagically disappearing markers when the data gets too dense.
When adding this to the database docs, perhaps it is a good idea to nest them in an `editor` object so we don't pollute the basic documents? ``` js [...]...
Yes, unless `meta` is too general :) But I think it's a fair point, we may want to use these props for other things than an editor GUI. Currently the...
Yes, like `constraints.friendlyTooltipTextForNonTechies` :)
_Internal note_: More generally, what we need is a GUI to map data columns to properties in the data points. Most important is X/category, but the same principle applies to...
> why are some values shadowed, not all ? Great question ... Probably the default `dataLabels.formatter` overrides the format. Also, the pie slices don't have an `x` value. What you...
The values look correct in Highcharts, except we need to use `{point.name}`: http://jsfiddle.net/highcharts/rasudxy1/ Also, some number formatting helps readability: http://jsfiddle.net/highcharts/rasudxy1/1/
> The editor shows initially Legend.Format={y} but displays the value of {point.name}. Not a big deal when you know it. @cvasseng This is probably also something that is set in...