Closed aberenyi closed 3 years ago
This is true of all stacked charts and a duplicate of #667, which provides some workarounds.
It is debatable - sometimes it really needs to be locked to zero on the lower bound and elastic on the upper bound. Probably should be an option, but until then we have workarounds.
Many thanks for the lightning fast response @gordonwoodhull.
I swear I've tried to find similar issues, but I've missed #667 - many thanks for pointing me in the right direction!
Hi there,
As you can see here I'm tryig to show a series of data points and regression lines.
The issue is that the y axis starts from 0 - it looks like
elasticY
andyAxisPadding
are ignored. It works fine if I only useScatterPlot
s assubChart
s.I guess I'm looking for a workaround here.
Cheers
p.s. I'm aware of the regression example, but I'd like to utilise pure dc functions to achieve something similar, i.e. w/o using d3's svg tinkering methods.