Revert the change on jquery.flot.js
Revert the change on jquery.flot.js
Add missing references and minor update on jquery.flot.js.
Revert the change on jquery.flot.js
Revert changes on jquery.flot.js.
Revert the changes to the jquery.flot.js that made by Visual Studio 2012.
- Fixes the issue where steps altering user datapoints
- Do not altering user data points for drawing lines with steps
(even stacked); just consider drawing with steps enables a different
kind of plotting and clipping on lines and areas; that assuming that
drawing with steps must always go horizontally and then verticaly
(like previous inserted datapoints).
Tweaked the description to indicate that we no longer combine single
slices into 'other', and reduced the threshold from 10% to 5% to
encourage more slices to combine in the demo.
The getTextInfo method previously added new text to the top-level
container when measuring it. Now it adds the text to the text layer,
just as it will be when rendered, so that parent-child CSS rules can
resolve correctly.
This also avoids having to safe a reference to the top-level container,
since it wasn't used anywhere else.
After shrinking the global example placeholder size, ones with
additional content within the demo area needed to be tweaked
individually, to prevent the other content from wrapping down or
extending off the side of the container.
Added explicit border-spacing to compensate for global removal of
padding. Flot should really take care of this itself; layout-critical
styles shouldn't depend on the user-agent defaults.
Slightly widened the page to account for the fact that most people have
widescreen monitors these days. Also made text larger and more legible,
and created a nice 'clipping' effect for the placeholder.
To improve organization with the increasing number of examples, every
example page is now the index of its own subdirectory, which contains
all the files specific to that example.
David Schnur
soenter
Nick Schonning
Jeff Tian
Julien Bouyoud
Cedric Le Roux
Mark Côté