Open jtiscione opened 5 years ago
Instead of using the styler object I just passed in a style object like this to Legend.
style={
columnName: {
symbol: {
normal: {
stroke: "red",
opacity: 0.8,
},
highlighted: {
stroke: "red",
opacity: 1.0
},
selected: {
stroke: "red",
opacity: 1.0
},
muted: {
stroke: "red",
opacity: 0.4
}
},
label: {
normal: {
color: "#fff"
},
muted: {
color: "#fff",
opacity: 0.4
},
},
value: {
normal: {
color: "#fff"
},
muted: {
color: "#fff",
opacity: 0.4
},
}
}
}
Yep- I dug through the source last night and figured out how to hit it with a style this way. (The documentation just says you can pass "an object".) Styler is convenient especially if you're first starting out; It might be nice to extend it to support the full range of options that you can set with the object.
The "styler" object in this library actually hard-codes the colors of legend labels to 333 and values to 999 and prevents you from changing them. This basically prevents you from using a legend on a chart with a dark background.
There's no reason why the colors of legend labels and values shouldn't be configurable. There aren't any other hard-coded colors being set in styler.js, just these two.