Open sanjmeh opened 2 years ago
dygraphs for R is an excellent time series visualisation wrapper around Javascript Dygraphs. here's the issue: I am not seeing any effect of cssClass argument in dyAnnotation() function. I have tried the following:
cssClass
dyAnnotation()
dygrh %>% dyAnnotation(series = "SERIES 1",x = xpos,text = txt,width = 35,cssClass = "font-size:50px;")
I have also tried a separate css file to call all the styling using the dyCSS() function,
dygrh %>% dyAnnotation(series = "SERIES 1",x = xpos,text = txt,width = 35,cssClass = "dyAnnot") %>% dyCSS("mystyles.css")
Here's the css file I use.
.dygraph-axis-label-y2{ color: red; } .dygraph-title{ font-size:30px; } .dyAnnot{ font-size:30px; }
So while the first two classes are picked up, the user defined class created by me (.dyAnnot) is not getting picked up.
.dyAnnot
dygraphs for R is an excellent time series visualisation wrapper around Javascript Dygraphs. here's the issue: I am not seeing any effect of
cssClass
argument indyAnnotation()
function. I have tried the following:I have also tried a separate css file to call all the styling using the dyCSS() function,
Here's the css file I use.
So while the first two classes are picked up, the user defined class created by me (
.dyAnnot
) is not getting picked up.