Windrose legend overlaps under mobile when using knots [BUG]
nicholaswaton opened this issue · 3 comments
Hello
I noticed that because we are using knots, the legend for the windRose overlaps a lot on mobile. Also, seeing "knots" so many times seems redundant.
I was wondering if it would be possible to remove the unit (leaving just the range in numbers)?
This is what I see on mobile:
I also removed the units from the ticks on Gauges, for a cleaner look but I couldn't figure how to do it on the windRose.
thank you!
Hello!
I noticed that because we are using knots, the legend for the windRose overlaps a lot on mobile. Also, seeing "knots" so many times seems redundant.
I was wondering if it would be possible to remove the unit (leaving just the range in numbers)?
I added a new configuration, windRose_legend_show_units. When set to True, the unit labels are not shown in the legend. Instead, the unit is shown once above the legend:
This should hopefully fix the overlapping text. The new configuration will be included in the next upcoming release!
I also removed the units from the ticks on Gauges, for a cleaner look but I couldn't figure how to do it on the windRose.
May I ask, how you did this? Probably this should be also configurable?
That looks great!
For the Gauge, I went in the javascript code in main.js and removed the part where it adds the unit to each tick. It was challenging to find as it was minified, but I figured it out. It would definitely be great if it could be configured.
I love also the new option for the legend position. It was also bothering me as it was often too close to the graphs.
For the Gauge, I went in the javascript code in main.js and removed the part where it adds the unit to each tick. It was challenging to find as it was minified, but I figured it out. It would definitely be great if it could be configured.
Sounds like a bit pain in the... I added hide_tick_unit for configuring this, will be included in 3.5.0, too.
I love also the new option for the legend position. It was also bothering me as it was often too close to the graphs.
Great, happy to hear that!