Is it possible to set initial values for data zoom option?
I need that when you open the dashboard, the chart looked like in the lower image, but now it looks like in the upper one.
Superset 1.5.1
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This is my current dashboard, for the images i use the extra plugin, image grid.
But I now see image grid does not support tooltip function.
Does anyone know how to make image grids like this without image grid, or adding tooltip to image grid? (this is just 1 column of image urls)
Thanks in advance!!
Does anyone know how to set a default point when zooming out using the MapBox app in Power BI? Currently, when I deselect the location in a slicer connected to the map, it will zoom out to the very middle of the world map. I would like set a custom marker to zoom out to if possible.
At the moment, there is no out of the box feature within the Mapbox visual for Power BI that prevents you from zooming past a certain point, as the default zoom level is set to include all of your data. For instance, if I create a report with a choropleth map of US states, when using the slicer, the map will zoom into the state I select. When I deselect the state, the map will zoom back out to show all of the states.
If you have data spanning multiple regions (or if the data is only visible at higher zoom levels), when you deselect the location in the slicer, the map will zoom out to incorporate all data. While the Mapbox visual is currently available as is, please stay tuned for updates.
MapBox
Viz Settings:
Zoom 0-10 ( preferably 9 )
Lat ( central latitude )
Lot ( central longitude )
I tried it and it worked for me... The map comes with the zoom setting I want initially
I've added some user stats to the OSG stats handler. Unfortunately, the 'title' column does not seem to expand automatically based on the width of the added user stats names.
Is there a way I could change the width of the title column?
The issue it causes now is if the 'bar' for my user stat begins at 'zero', the bar will be drawn over the time, preventing the users from reading it.
In the image above, the vertical white hair line should come after SimFrameTime:113.67 so it can be read correctly when the bar fro the frame starts at 'zero'.
The frame tick lines position are fixed in screen space, they do not take into account the text size.
See the implementation in file osgViewer/statsHandler.cpp - the first line is drawn at "_startBlock" which is hardcoded to 150 "units" in the ortho camera space.
You can either change that value in your copy of OSG or expose the value in the StatsHandler class interface and submit a patch if you want official osg to support this feature.
I'm trying to automate some PowerPoint charts, but I'm having problems preserving some formatting.
When I add a chart using a chart template, the chart doesn't use the slides color scheme, but rather the colors it was saved with. It doesn't help to change the color scheme for the slide - the chart isn't updated. To make the chart update to the color scheme of the slide, I have to clear formatting for the chart. The problem with doing this is that all font sizes are automatically set to 18pt. I cannot find any easy way restore the font sizes for the chart without saving all sizes before calling clear, and set them back after clearing.
Have you looked into using the Format Painter function it may or may not work depending on a variety of factors from my quick look on the net (google it for lots of articles).
Also if you've done one chart you should be able to copy the formatting from one chart to another using the paste special option as mentioned here http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/there-format-painter-equivalent-use-many-charts-t3611646.html .
Is it possible to change color and font size of default pie labels (in this simple example: "Hello" and "World") in Google Image Charts API? I've searched the documentation but I can't figure out how to do it...
Example code:
https://chart.googleapis.com/chart?cht=p3&chd=t:60,40&chs=250x100&chl=Hello|World
https://chart.googleapis.com/chart?cht=p3&chd=t:60,40&chs=250x100&chl=Hello|World&chxs=0,008000,16&chxt=x
You define chxt=x
Then you set the color using chxs in this format
chxs=0,{color_code},{font-size}