[x] Add style for TITLE and FOOTER (Bootstrap CSS)
[x] Add style for Highcharts components
[x] Parse concepts
Style
Font type, size, emphasis (bold, italics, etc.) and location (LEFT, CENTER, RIGHT) can be specified in square-brackets ([]) following any text, title, note or label specification.
Concepts
Inside a string or in a data operation, concepts’ values can be referenced by specifying them in curly brackets ({}).
If the concept id is prefixed by a dollar sign $, the name of the represented item is to be returned instead
i.e. while {<concept_Id>} returns the content of dimension or attribute, {$<concept_Id>} returns the name of the item corresponding to the content of the dimension or attribute represented by (e.g. {SEX} = M, {$SEX} = Male).
{$TIME_PERIOD} is always displayed as the period expressed in natural language.
(e.g., {TIME_PERIOD} = 2020-M05, {$TIME_PERIOD} = May 2020, or Mayo 2020 if locale=es).
thhomas
commented
1 year ago
Title and subtitles to be parsed according to ToR
TITLEandFOOTER(Bootstrap CSS)Style Font type, size, emphasis (bold, italics, etc.) and location (LEFT, CENTER, RIGHT) can be specified in square-brackets ([]) following any text, title, note or label specification.
Concepts Inside a string or in a data operation, concepts’ values can be referenced by specifying them in curly brackets ({}).
$, the name of the represented item is to be returned insteadi.e. while
{<concept_Id>}returns the content of{$<concept_Id>}returns the name of the item corresponding to the content of the dimension or attribute represented by{SEX}= M,{$SEX}= Male).{$TIME_PERIOD}is always displayed as the period expressed in natural language.(e.g., {TIME_PERIOD} = 2020-M05, {$TIME_PERIOD} = May 2020, or Mayo 2020 if locale=es).