I am (unsuccessfully) trying to control the width of columns in jira. Does anyone know how to format tables so they don't look like the image below?
i am currently formatting by:
||Document Library||combination of Report, white papers / articles, case study, document library, press kit, publication, report, fact sheet, campaign|| || || ||
|Field Group|Field name|Field type|Existing field|description|
| |Title|title|x| |
This is a kludge but it works for me (Jira 7.3).
Go to text mode editor.
Place text like this in a squeezed cell
{color:#ffffff}================={color}
This will persist in visual edit mode. It places some white non-breaking text in the cell. Using color:#eeeeee might be better so you can just see what's going on.
You cannot edit the column width in JIRA. JIRA tables are very simplistic and don't support any custom formatting. Checkout Atlassian guide. It doesn't offer any formatting options for row or column width or height adjustment.
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I am having trouble editing the text of my labels. Usually I go to label > label appearance > text and type what I want the label to say, but Tableau is not letting me. I can also select different alignment features, but when I click on them, they never change the appearance of the text. Does anyone know why I am having this error? If it helps, I am working with one row of pie charts that has around 10 columns.
I was hoping that I would be able to use the alignment feature or something similar to move the percentage symbols around without manually moving them but these features haven't been impacting the text at all when I select them. I would like the 100% in March, April, May, and December to appear outside of the pie chart rather than inside. However, I do not really want to do this manually because in my real data set, I have many more pie charts (over 50). These 50 pie charts will also change over time as the data refreshes, so I would need to manually move them again and again.
how do I changed the color for significant lines in SPSS model viewer for nonparametric results?
currently, the display is in orange lines. I dont see any options in Edit> Options > Viewer > Model Viewer.
If you change your preference setting in Edit > Options > Output to "pivot tables and charts", the output will appear in traditional form. You can double click a chart, which opens it in the Graphboard editor (rather than the more familiar Chart Editor), where some editing is possible. However, chart elements that are structural, i.e., that come from the chart logic, generally cannot be changed as this could violate the chart integrity.
It would be better if the Graphboard Stylesheet option choices applied to these charts, but currently they don't. It is possible to edit the standard stylesheet, but this is quite difficult and I wouldn't recommend it. I'm not sure that even then it would affect these charts.
I recently inherited a project that makes extensive use of Kendo charts, with a request to add some information to column labels. The labels currently contain an integer and a percentage, and the revision would add an additional percentage value. Since the labels are getting a little long, they need to be split across multiple lines.
So a column label that currently reads:
3, 0.00%
would now read
3
0.00%
9.99%
The code is arranged MVC style, so the code determining each label looks similar to the following:
.Labels(labels => labels.Visible(true).Position(ChartBarLabelsPosition.OutsideEnd)
.Template("#= value #, #= kendo.format('{0:P}', dataItem.GetPercent)#"))
.Tooltip(t => t.Template("#=series.name#: #= value #, #= kendo.format('{0:P}', dataItem.GetPercent)#").Visible(true));
It seems like this should be a simple thing, but I can't find the syntax for properly working line breaks into the labels. Kendo does seem to attempt to interpret <br /> entries, but these disrupt the flow of the chart and cause all following label values to be displayed below the entire chart rather than in place just above the column. Some forum posts I have searched assert that this is not currently possible in Kendo, but also mention that it 'will be possible in 2014' (most of these are older posts though, and since I don't know much about kendo, I could be misunderstanding which labels they are referring to).
Can anyone provide me with the proper syntax for inserting a line break into this type of label (from code) or a possible workaround if the functionality is not currently supported?
Thank you!
UPDATE
I have found the <tspan> workaround, which does help a little but still looks pretty bad since my charts are resized dynamically with the page (so, for a stacked bar chart, the widths and starting positions of each column are not static). The <tspan> tag respects the y coordinate of each label but not its x coordinate, so that has to be set individually for each column; if left unset, the labels for all columns will appear at the leftmost side of the chart where the y axis values are. Since the charts are dynamic, there is no "correct" static value to put there and I have been unable to find a way to fetch a column's starting position from within the template code. Is there any way to correct this such that the <tspan> workaround becomes a viable option?
(Workaround found here)
From 2014-Q2 versions, Telerik / KendoUI finaly implemented the \n
See the documentation:
The text can be split into multiple lines by using line feed characters ("\n").
http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/dataviz/ui/chart#configuration-categoryAxis.title.text
So in standard LaTeX, there is \twocolumn, where I can just type text, and it'll go down the left side of the page, then continue at the top of the right side of the page.
Now, I know that inside of a Beamer frame, I can manually create two columns, of various width, with text in them -- however, is there a way to have the text freely flow from one column to the next? [I.e. I want to say "this text goes in these two columns; and have beamer figure out which goes into which column].
Thanks!
You could try with the multicol package. However, with all the magic that Beamer does, it's hard to tell whether this will work.
I'm looking for a way of linking box-like environments (e.g. minipages) in LaTeX, so that text that does not fit into the first box spills into subsequent boxes. E.g:
/begin{box-like-environment}
Text, too much to fit in this box...
/end{box-like-environment}
% some LaTeX here, possibly covering several pages...
/begin{box-like-environment}
% Text which doesn't fit in the first box should appear in this box
/end{box-like-environment}
The effect is something like the 'linked text boxes' of MS Publisher. Any ideas as to if and how this could be achieved?
The idea being, I guess, that the program figures out where to split the text between the two boxes, say so that you can have the text filled between two floats that face each other on opposite pages.
I have no idea how this might be done in Latex; Latex lacks sensitivity to page layout, so I'd guess it can't be done. Context is more sophisticated with regards to layout: it uses METAPOST to handle page layout, not primitive Tex, and there was discussion of something similar on the NTG mailing list: cf. Hans Hagen's post.
Maybe this is an option? There is some software for automatic translation of Latex to Context.
I have been alerted to the flowfram package, which does this.