Where I can read about color meaning on redmine Gantt chart ?
the bar (for certain issue) can be as grey, green, red or blue :)
But what does it mean (each color)? Below is a real screenshot from our project portal.
Green is the amount of the issue/activity which you have completed.
Red is the part of the activity which you have NOT completed AND that it was supposed to be already done (before today).
Grey is an activity which has not been done but it was planned to be done in the future.
Related
I'm working on a Bar Pie Chart but my values are not lining up. For example, Red data is clearly larger then blue, but blue value is higher.
The data is correct, chart.js doesnt show the area as more, it uses the angle of the circle , which normally would also divede the area normally. And as you can see the angles are correct so to fix your issue you will have to write a custom controller that draws your chart. https://www.chartjs.org/docs/latest/developers/charts.html
I am using Chart.js version 2.7.2 to create a simple, single series bar chart. I want every bar in the chart to fill all available space such that each bar in the chart "touches" its neighbor(s).
My research has indicated that I should be using the barPercentage and categoryPercentage settings, setting both to 1. I've done this and it makes the bars very wide, but it leaves a single pixel gap between them.
My initial assumption is that this was due to a grid line, but even if I turn off grid lines (gridLines.display: false) it still has the one-pixel gap.
JsFiddle
Here is a screenshot. See the gap between each bar? How do I get rid of that?
You will have to update to 2.8+ version of the library.
There were multiple instances of issues around this on their GitHub (i.e. [BUG] Spacing between vertical bars with percentages set to 1 and [BUG] Small gap between bars even with barPercentage and categoryPercentage set to 1).
There was a PR that made it into their 2.8.0 version that is supposed to fix the issues around this (as noted by #benmccann at the bottom of the PR page).
I’m using donut chartjs graph to simulate a circle progress bar, with 40 positions in the dataset with green and 60 positions with light gray (simulating a 40% progress bar).
But when I start the graph, all datasets animate, but I would like to keep the gray ones static and animate only the green ones, to simulate a progress bar. Is this possible?
PS: I didn’t use other progress bar lib because I need the stripped effect that I have with 100 positions in my dataset.
Suggestions are welcome.
This question is similar to yours, there are two approaches, or you set up a plugin and draw a circle under the chart or draw two charts one of them is the background with no animation them set both to position absolute.
Inside the rectangle I placed slicers.
Clicking on the uncovered part of the rectangle moves it in front of the visualizations making them unavailable to interact with, or hidden.
I "Send to back" rectangle but it didnt help.
The visuals are on a picture below:
But if I just hoover mouse on a rectangle area - it covers all visuals:
Any solution to just always keep re
Yeah, that's pretty annoying. I'd suggest voting for this idea and maybe Microsoft will fix this eventually.
Currently, the only workaround I can think of would be to make the colored rectangle part of the page background as an image.
I am doing a google chart that displays percentage data.
I have got it working already.
The question is the percentage displayed on the chart is white in color which cant be seen clearly. How can i change the color of it to black and if possible individual color for each section.