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I'm noticing that when there is a stark difference in height - width ratio between table rows, it results in a varied thickness of lines along the line chart. See the picture below for an example of what I mean (notice the first line is thin and tall, and the others are thicker).
Curious if this is a known issue, or if there's a known way to manipulate the css to account for this. Will look into it myself if not.
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@ramiy or @treyholt do any of you have an idea of where to begin looking in the source code? I've been toying around with lines in the Line Chart section of dist/charts.css and inside src/charts/_line.scss and I am not sure what I can change to toy with these lines.
I'm noticing that when there is a stark difference in height - width ratio between table rows, it results in a varied thickness of lines along the line chart. See the picture below for an example of what I mean (notice the first line is thin and tall, and the others are thicker).
Curious if this is a known issue, or if there's a known way to manipulate the css to account for this. Will look into it myself if not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: