Hello, Before I buy, I’d like to know how the plugin deals with negative numbers. Ideally, I’d like negative bars to go the opposite way to positive bars. Is this possible?

Thanks, Andrew

Ok, my problem was that I didn’t think I could override the inline styles the javascript generates. But I’ve fount out that it can be done with !important.

In case it can be useful for somebody: use a class or an id, and then apply a style to the div using !important: table td.green div.bar{ background: #80AD20 !important; }

The thing is, I have 5 bars and I need each of them to be one specific color: one is red, another blue, green, yellow and orange. If I assign those colors to the colorMap it creates a gradient and assigns a color from the gradient, not the ones I specified. If two bars have an indentical number, they will be the same color.

And if I assign a css class it will affect all of the bars, not each one individually, won’t it?

I hope I made myself clear. Excuse my English, not my mother tongue. Thanks

Hi, I would like to know if there’s a way to assign a specific color to a bar, instead of the colors being picked up from a gradient.

Thanks, great work.

With which version of Jquery does this bullshit work? It doesnt seem to work with old version of Jquery, and therefore wont’ work with Drupal.

How difficult to integrate into wordpress?

This is cool stuff! Bookmarked