Excellent video, really like the battery/tank gauge updates. Is there any way right now to increase the chart font size? Specifically for the y-axis/x-axis labels and grid values. A broad template CSS 'font-size' doesn't seem to work and there is no font size in the dynamic properties.
That's an interesting use-case. Do you normally access your Dashboard from the browser? The "Print" functionality in the browser would do this for your already, and the "Notebook" layout is well primed for being printed.
Thanks Joe for this video! In the Grouping Data section, is there an example for series I can have two keys rather than one key? I am working on building a chart from the sql result which order by 3 columns, in the bar chart, I need one column (y/n) to determine bar color... I really appreciated if you can send me an example like that..
Do you mean that you want two bars showing per x-axis value? If so, yes, set the "Series" to type "JSON", and then put an array of strings for the keys you want to plot, e.g. `["Series 1", "Series 2"]
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very nice , and i learn a lot from this
Thanks Joe!
Excellent video, really like the battery/tank gauge updates. Is there any way right now to increase the chart font size? Specifically for the y-axis/x-axis labels and grid values. A broad template CSS 'font-size' doesn't seem to work and there is no font size in the dynamic properties.
The chart renders inside a so isn't controllable by CSS currently. It's come up a few times though, so it's something we are trying to work out
Love nodered and dashboard 2.0 What i would love to see is native support to create a PDF from a dashboard page.
That's an interesting use-case. Do you normally access your Dashboard from the browser? The "Print" functionality in the browser would do this for your already, and the "Notebook" layout is well primed for being printed.
Thank you! Is there a built-in feature to automatically direct users to their personal dashboard to view their own data after login/authentication?
Thanks Joe for this video! In the Grouping Data section, is there an example for series I can have two keys rather than one key? I am working on building a chart from the sql result which order by 3 columns, in the bar chart, I need one column (y/n) to determine bar color... I really appreciated if you can send me an example like that..
Do you mean that you want two bars showing per x-axis value?
If so, yes, set the "Series" to type "JSON", and then put an array of strings for the keys you want to plot, e.g. `["Series 1", "Series 2"]