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For designers and developers adding a single chart to a web page. It sets out what five Chart.js documentation files say about page structure, configuration and sizing, with the licence text attributed to its own file. Documentation reading only; nothing was rendered or run, and the docs may describe a different version than yours.
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Putting one bar chart on a web page with Chart.js: what the official docs state, plus the MIT licence lines
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For designers and developers adding a single chart to a web page. It sets out what five Chart.js documentation files say about page structure, configuration and sizing, with the licence text attributed to its own file. Documentation reading only; nothing was rendered or run, and the docs may describe a different version than yours.
Useful starting points
- Give each canvas its own container; the responsive page says that container must be relatively positioned and used only for the chart.
- A chart inside a flex or grid layout needs its parent child element set to a minimum width of 0, or it will not resize as expected.
- The aspect ratio option is ignored when a height is set explicitly as an attribute or in the style.
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