Line Chart with Fill

[kazzkiq]

Hello there,

back then, when no area chart exists, i saw a lot of posts claiming for "area-like" charts, where you have lines and a fill bellow them. This posts became more and more popular, until @oesmith implemented these area charts.

But area charts don't behave like lines, they are cumulative, wich means that if i have two lines with the value: 20, they don't stay one behind other, but one above other.

I think that this is the purpose of area charts, but there should be a way to enable/disable cumulative lines, to use it as line charts with fill.

I will put a image here to illustrate what i mean:

What do you guys think?

[oesmith]

This isn't something that you can do at the moment with Morris, however it
shouldn't be terribly difficult to implement. It's just a slightly
different line drawing behaviour for the line chart class.

I'll leave this open as a suggestion. Pull requests welcome!
On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 9:13 PM, Claudio Holanda Jr. <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

Hello there,

back then, when no area chart exists, i saw a lot of posts claiming for
"area-like" charts, where you have lines and a fill bellow them. This posts
became more and more popular, until @oesmith https://github.com/oesmithimplemented these area charts.

But area charts don't behave like lines, they are cumulative, wich means
that if i have two lines with the value: 20, they don't stay one behind
other, but one above other.

I think that this is the purpose of area charts, but there should be a way
to enable/disable cumulative lines, to use it as line charts with fill.

I will put a image here to illustrate what i mean:

[image: zeb]https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/1953194/277998/382cbe48-90d9-11e2-8dc6-b769028dfd0b.png

What do you guys think? Can this be achieved easily?

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[kazzkiq]

It seems like @tiraeth's solution (#205) made it very well, thanks!