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If is a value > axis_max_h then the axis will be expand by grid_division_h step.
So axis_max_h/v don't limit the axis?
Description, I try to show a horizonatal bar and set grid_division_h = 10 axis_max_h = 112 // highest value
One value/bar shows 112, but the axis will be expand to 120.
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Someone else emailed me about the same issue a few weeks ago, so it is already on my list of things to work on.
There is a workaround you can use now, using the axis_ticks_x option to override the automatic axis settings:
axis_ticks_x
$max = 112; $division = 10; $options['axis_max_h'] = $max; $options['axis_ticks_x'] = []; for($i = 0; $i < $max; $i += $division) $options['axis_ticks_x'][] = $i;
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Thanks, works ! Also with $max = 123.45; 'axis_ticks_y' => range(0, $max, 10)
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If is a value > axis_max_h then the axis will be expand by grid_division_h step.
So axis_max_h/v don't limit the axis?
Description, I try to show a horizonatal bar and set
grid_division_h = 10
axis_max_h = 112 // highest value
One value/bar shows 112, but the axis will be expand to 120.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: