Bug Report Bar Chart about plost HOT 4 CLOSED

Apparently Plost already supports this, with:

plost.bar_chart(
    data=datasets['stocks'],
    bar='company',
    value=['q2', 'q3'],
    direction='horizontal',
    stack='layered',
    opacity=0.7
)

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I think I was mistaken, it it is the normal behavior that it get's sacked on top.
Feature Request: Would it be possible to include a param such as included=True,
so that the value of A (lower value) is part of the value of B and not getting plotted on top?

Ofc, I could subtract B=B-A myself to get the value correctly shown in the y-axis.
If I do so, however, the value of B get's reduced and the hover does show the wrong value of B.

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Just so I understand, today Plost supports:

Unstacked:

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Stacked:

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But you'd like:

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...that is, you want the bars to overlap each other (possibly with some transparency, so you can understand what's happening).

Is that right?

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Even better! Thanks a lot for digging into that for me, @tvst . We could add it to the documentation tho.
I'd also like to show you what i used it for. Gotta record it first and saidly I could not share it with the whole world,
but just to show you (i mean i know you know it anyways) how awesome streamlit and plost works together.

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