Please see this codepen. The numbers are cropped on both the x and y axis when they are too big.
Hey @yennycheung, you can address this issue by specifying a margin on your XYPlot, like so
const Chart = () => (
<XYPlot
margin={{left: 100, right: 100}}
width={window.innerWidth - 50}
height={window.innerHeight - 50}>
<XAxis/>
<YAxis/>
<HorizontalGridLines />
<LineMarkSeries data={[
{x: 100000, y: 100000},
{x: 200000, y: 500000},
{x: 300000, y: 150000}
]}/>
</XYPlot>
)
I'm gonna mark this as closed, but feel free to re-open if you like
with VerticalBarSeriesCanvas margin={{left:100}} could not solve this problem, only Y axis was pushed right every other content remained in the same position.
<XYPlot
onMouseLeave={this._onMouseLeave}
xType="ordinal"
width={800}
height={300}
margin={{left:100}}
// stackBy="y"
>
<HorizontalGridLines />
<XAxis title="Month" style={{
line: {stroke: '#ADDDE1'},
ticks: {stroke: '#ADDDE1'},
text: {stroke: 'none', fill: '#6b6b76', fontWeight: 600, fontSize: 10}
}} />
<YAxis title="USD"
tickTotal={7}
style={{
line: {stroke: '#ADDDE1'},
ticks: {stroke: '#ADDDE1'},
text: {stroke: 'none', fill: '#6b6b76', fontWeight: 600, fontSize: 10}
}}/>
{ this.props.data.map((e, i) => <VerticalBarSeriesCanvas key = {i} data = {e} color={colorPalette[i]}/> )}
<LabelSeries
onNearestX={this._onNearestX}
data={this.props.data[0]}
/>
<Crosshair
values={this.state.crosshairValues}
titleFormat={(d) => ({title: 'Term', value: d[0].x})}
itemsFormat={(d) => d.map(d =>{
return {title: d.name, value: Math.round(d.y.toFixed(2) * 100) / 100}
})}
>
</Crosshair>
</XYPlot>
@bbosze this is kinda a shot in the dark but have you definitely imported the style sheet? (see readme for additional details). If that doesn't fix it, would you mind putting together a code pen with your example? I want to make sure that i understand your problem/data
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Hey @yennycheung, you can address this issue by specifying a margin on your XYPlot, like so