Interface styling options about rpivottable HOT 4 CLOSED

On this note, I've been digging into the underlying package, and this appears to be the base CSS, those !important tags are going to make it somewhat rough to restyle here right?:

.table {font-family: Helvetica;}
.node  {
    border: solid 1px white;
    font: 9px tahoma;
    line-height: 10px;
    overflow: hidden;
    text-indent: 2px;
    position : absolute;

    }
 .c3-line, .c3-focused {stroke-width: 3px !important;}
 .c3-bar {stroke: white !important; stroke-width: 1;}
 .c3 text { font-size: 12px; color: grey;}
 .tick line {stroke: white;}
 .c3-axis path {stroke: grey;}
 .c3-circle { opacity: 1 ! important;}
 .pvtRows, .pvtCols {background: #54B4EB none repeat scroll 0 0;}
 .pvtFilteredAttribute { font-weight: bold;}

is there any way to have this as the default CSS as a setting on the rpivotTable function in a way that it could be changed?

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Actually that is not correct (if only!). The css code reported above is only for the C3 renderer used for the C3 treemap and it is in rpivotTable.css.

The actual css code is more complex and is in pivot.min.css.

Part of the problem @aruberutou is encountering is that the basic renderers of rpivotTable (pivottable.js) are dynamic. Suppose you are slicing data by a time dimension with months. Then you add days. Suddenly you go from 12 to 365 elements either on rows or columns.
This is why this widget cannot be easily fixed (it would mean add the ability to scroll within a pre-defined window, at the moment absent in the current renderers).

There is an additional renderer recently added to the family: NovixPivotJS.

The demo on the github page shows h. / v. scroll bars. It should be easy to add this renderer.

Probably adding a parameter as I don't think it co-exists with the other renderers: for example, today the C3 renderer (the treemap) and the D3 renderer (e.g. the scatterplot) coexist in the the same pull down menu on the pivottable.

NovixPivotJS is based on handsontable.js library and allows also write back, but for R it may be a complex feature to add, as the rhandsontable project is showing.

I will give a closer look at NovixPivotJS, but I welcome a PR is anybody is willing.

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Wow. Thanks for the comments. Hadn't realised it was all so complex.

Happy to put in the leg work, to make it happen. Any tips?

On 28 Sep 2016 5:39 a.m., "Enzo" [email protected] wrote:

Actually that is not correct (if only!). The css code reported above is
only for the C3 renderer used for the C3 treemap and it is in
rpivotTable.css.

The actual css code is more complex and is in pivot.min.css.

Part of the problem @aruberutou https://github.com/aruberutou is
encountering is that the basic renderers of rpivotTable (pivottable.js) are
dynamic. Suppose you are slicing data by a time dimension with months. Then
you add days. Suddenly you go from 12 to 365 elements either on rows or
columns.
This is why this widget cannot be easily fixed (it would mean add the
ability to scroll within a pre-defined window, at the moment absent in the
current renderers).

There is an additional renderer recently added to the family: NovixPivotJS
https://github.com/fbrussa/NovixPivotJS.

The demo on the github page shows h. / v. scroll bars. It should be easy
to add this renderer.

Probably adding a parameter as I don't think it co-exists with the other
renderers: for example, today the C3 renderer (the treemap) and the D3
renderer (e.g. the scatterplot) coexist in the the same pull down menu on
the pivottable.

NovixPivotJS is based on handsontable.js library and allows also write
back, but for R it may be a complex feature to add, as the rhandsontable
project is showing.

I will give a closer look at NovixPivotJS, but I welcome PR is anybody is
willing.

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Sadly NovixPivotJS, which I was thinking at as a possible solution, is based on highchart, which I thought was open source but it is a paying for graphic library.

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