I am using the latest GWT highcarts with SmartGWT 3.0, was previously using Highcharts directly and everything worked fine. With GWT Highcharts, the plot area of the chart does not seem to take into account the legend and they intersect each other (check the image below). Is there a setting to fix this? I have tried setting the percentage of the plot area without success.
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Can you give highcharts 3.0 a try? I know the pie chart margin management is one of the things they improved in the 3.0 release. Not sure if the legend is taken into consideration in the new logic or not though.
On a related note: you shouldn't really see any rendering differences between using Highcharts directly versus using the GWT Highcharts wrapper. So, if you do find an instance where GWT Highcharts is rendering something differently then the way Highcharts would, if you could provide the configuration options you're providing for both we can try and help pinpoint where the difference is coming from.
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I am using the latest GWT highcarts with SmartGWT 3.0, was previously using Highcharts directly and everything worked fine. With GWT Highcharts, the plot area of the chart does not seem to take into account the legend and they intersect each other (check the image below). Is there a setting to fix this? I have tried setting the percentage of the plot area without success.
I have been trying to fix this without any luck. Setting the float option on the legend doesn't seem to do anything. I have also tried using the ResizeableChartCanvas mentioned here http://sourceforge.net/p/gwt-highcharts/discussion/general/thread/c06210f1/036d/ but it doesn't help either.
Can you give highcharts 3.0 a try? I know the pie chart margin management is one of the things they improved in the 3.0 release. Not sure if the legend is taken into consideration in the new logic or not though.
On a related note: you shouldn't really see any rendering differences between using Highcharts directly versus using the GWT Highcharts wrapper. So, if you do find an instance where GWT Highcharts is rendering something differently then the way Highcharts would, if you could provide the configuration options you're providing for both we can try and help pinpoint where the difference is coming from.