I would like the ability to hide some of the datasets by default when using a chart codeblock, similar to what can be done using the javascript variant.
So to extend the default line chart example, I would like for the following to work:
```chart
type: line
labels: [Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday]
series:
- title: Title 1
hidden: true
data: [1,2,3,4,5]
- title: Title 2
data: [5,4,3,2,1]
- title: Title 3
data: [8,2,5,-1,4]
And that this displays as a default display of the example after clicking on the first title icon to hide it:
### Does this fix a problem? If so, specify.
It's not so much a problem, as an inconvenience if one want to include data for multiple various datasets readily available for display, but not displayed from the start.
### Did you consider other alternatives?
It can be solved if using a javascript variant to render the chart, as shown [in this Obsidian forum thread](https://forum.obsidian.md/t/how-to-set-default-state-of-a-chart-dataset-to-off/57204/4?u=holroy), by utilising the `hidden: true` feature of the underlying `chart.js` library, so I reckon it shouldn't be too hard to implement. Also see https://www.chartjs.org/docs/latest/api/interfaces/ControllerDatasetOptions.html#hidden for original definition of the variable, and how it propagates into multiple other DatasetOption variants.
I've also tried moving the `hidden: true` statement around in the codeblock definition, but I could not get it to trigger in the places I've tried. Please do prove me wrong, if this in indeed is already possible, and I've just not found the correct way to enter it.
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Describe the feature
I would like the ability to hide some of the datasets by default when using a
chartcodeblock, similar to what can be done using the javascript variant.So to extend the default line chart example, I would like for the following to work: