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I've been recently searching for an accessible, responsive, CSS-only (bar) chart library. Chart.css mostly fulfils those criteria, but it doesn't support displa
by darekkay 4y ago
I've been recently searching for an accessible, responsive, CSS-only (bar) chart library. Chart.css mostly fulfils those criteria, but it doesn't support displaying chart _values_ within the chart itself. For example, in the bar chart you can see the relation between the values, but you don't see the absolute values. This makes the library a poor option for most statistical usages, unfortunately. In the end, I've implemented the bar chart myself to fulfil all the criteria.
EDIT: As pointed out, displaying values within the chart is actually supported via "axis titles".
- alex_suzuki 4y agoIsn’t this actually supported as „axis titles“? https://chartscss.org/components/axes/#axis-title https://chartscss.org/components/axes/#axis-title
- darekkay 4y agoWow, I should have RTFM... Thanks! I wished this would be included in the chart examples.
- alex_suzuki 4y agoYeah, I was looking for it too under bar and column charts, and didn’t find it. Found a closed Github issue instead. :-)
- croes 4y agoIt's not the axis title, the title only gives you the text "Progress". The values are the data in the td tags, the height of the bars is in the style tag. https://chartscss.org/components/data/ https://chartscss.org/components/data/