I've got a ggplot where I'm using facet_grid, what I want is for the inner facet borders to have a different color than the outer ones. Can I use element_rect() somehow, or is there another way?
This is what I currently have:
This is what I need it to look like:
Thanks!
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I've been trying to replicate the text style in the following example:
But I havn't been able to find a way to put two text elements on the same line.
Is this possible with Prawn? If so how does one do it?
You can use prawn-table, your image looks like a table with 2 columns.
https://github.com/prawnpdf/prawn-table
table([
["Base Price", "$275,99],
["Canary Cozy Sound Isolation Blankey", "$11.00"]
])
You will have to play, of course, with the style of the table to remove borders, the alignment of the cells for the second column, etc.
I've implemented a PDF export of a table that has images in the first column. I use the createdCell callback to determine the (x,y) coordinates of the cell and then use doc.addImage() to render the image at the appropriate place.
The problem I have is that the images are actually behind the rendered table if I render them to the correct coordinates. If I shift the x-coordinate left I can see the images are rendered to the doc.
Does anyone know if there is a way to specify the layer index of objects rendered to the PDF, similar to how z-index property works in CSS?
Or is it possible to change the rendering order so that images are rendered on top?
FYI I was wrong to attempt this using callback, this is possible with addPageContent option.
I did not find any information about depth configuration ("z-index").
However, I know that whenever you add something to the page it is in front of all the items already inserted. As if it were an "incremental z-index".
So answering the question: "how to position one element on top of another" we have three solutions:
Just change the order of which element will be inserted on the page.
Create a loop adding all the necessary information (in this case, the table) and in another loop just create the images.
Invert the loop, for example with [a, b, c] = [c, b, a]. So the elements started to be created from the bottom up on the page (if your problem is a conflict between the loops). This case is more boring, more confusing and more difficult, but it may be the solution.
I have designed a treemap using highcharts with custom algorithm.It has a drilldown to 1 level. There is a drop down for my chart and it has two options for selection. treemap is displayed on the basis of dropdown selection which has a group by feature implemented using underscore.js library. The feature is working fine. But the problem is, all the tiles which are grouped together, are placed next to each other. My requirement is : i want all those tiles to be packed in one big tile with one label. something like header title in D3(exactly the same). Please let me know how to go about it. Is it something like treemap within a treemap? Also i wanted to know if its feasible to have different labels and tooltips for parent and children in the same treemap. any leads would be helpful.
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When using the multiple labels, how to select the color of a sample according the first label or the second label??
like data :A:a :A:b :A:c which all have 2 labels
I want to use different color, however they are coloured by A all is the same.
I have tried the :a:A :b:A :c:A but it doesn't function..
I am really confused about it
I am creating a map in which i want a polygon to display two separate variables within it. Therefore I want a stripped polygon relating to both the keys from the separate factors however I have no idea on how to do this. I messed around with multiple attributes on the properties section and could get the two variables up however could see no way of making the polygon display them both.
Thank you, any help would be appreciated
This is partially manual, but you are going to have to make a separate category within one of the fields that identifies the multivariate features. You could also create a new layer that is a selection of these features. Once you have that, go to the layer properties and display the features as 'Categories - Unique values, many fields' and hit the 'Add All Values' button. Once the categories are populated select the one you are interested in and pick a hatched symbol such as 'Radiation Overlay'. Then go to the Symbol Property Editor (double-click the symbol) and modify the two layers that make up the hatched symbol. You need to adjust the color, line thickness, offset, etc. until you get it to look the way you want. Probably not as auto as you wanted, but it will satisfy display purposes.