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After download and play around the plugin, i found that it don't have a option to 'fill' the graph. The only and main option of GUI is the stroke, who is great, however a fill option would be really nice too.
I could even implement this if i had experience with raphael.js, I never really worked with it, however I think it would be relatively easy to implement as the main graph element is just a .
I think the solution would be the include of initial and end points at the bottom of the graph making the fill go down in the graph to prevent this type of problem:
After download and play around the plugin, i found that it don't have a option to 'fill' the graph. The only and main option of GUI is the stroke, who is great, however a fill option would be really nice too.
I could even implement this if i had experience with raphael.js, I never really worked with it, however I think it would be relatively easy to implement as the main graph element is just a .
A good example of this fill feature can be found in this graphs: https://github.com/oesmith/morris.js/graphs/contributors
I think the solution would be the include of initial and end points at the bottom of the graph making the fill go down in the graph to prevent this type of problem:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4ccui837xqtub4l/example_morris.png
Well, thats it. If someone already worked on the fix or a workaround, please let me know.
And sorry about the poor english. I'm from Antarctic. :)
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