v1.11.6

Webcharts v1.11.6 tweaks the histogram binning algorithm by using the domain specified in the settings instead of the extent of the values. Using the specified domain rather than the extent of the values makes comparisons between the full set of data and a subset more straightforward.

v1.11.5

Webcharts v1.11.5 updates the CDN of the examples in /test-page to cdn.jsdelivr.net.

v1.11.4

Webcharts v1.11.4 addresses these issues:

• the clip-path attribute of all data marks now defaults to the chart's id property
• when the user specifies values for a subsetter, those values will be presented in the same order in the dropdown
• the logic behind the All option in subsetters has been modified to prevent issues in the edge case where All appears in the data
• added additional test pages

v1.11.3

Remove css font import for open sans. Users can add the following line of css to import open sans for their project if desired: @import url(//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:400,300);

v1.11.2

Webcharts v1.11.2 addresses a bug that affects the sorting of ordinal domains by the earliest mark in the opposing domain.

v1.11.1

Webcharts v1.11.1 resolves a couple bugs introduced in v1.11.0 but more importantly improves the performance of rendering tables as well as adding a setting that controls whether ...controls redraw associated charts and tables. A full list of resolved issues can be found here.

v1.11.0

Webcharts v1.11.0 addresses a number of minor issues including:

• Adding a table preprocess callback.
• Preventing a zero-range axis.
• Binding the table object to the DOM.
• Printing the legend for a series of small multiples in their containing element.
• Improving table performance.

v1.10.0

webcharts v1.10.0 makes the chart and controls objects more transparent from the perspective of the DOM by binding them to their associated DOM nodes, i.e. chart.wrap and controls.wrap. Charts and controls can now be accessed and destroyed from the DOM.

Additionally the marks property of the chart object now exposes new mark-specific data, such as mark group IDs, mark configuration, a d3 selection the mark SVG container, and a d3 selection of the individual marks' grouping elements. Rather than selecting the SVG then selecting the desired marks the selection is already in place in the each item of the chart.marks array.

A full list of resolved issues is available here.

v1.9.1

Two minor technical fixes (#166 and #167)

v1.9.0

table object has been completely refactored with many new configurable features including search, sort, pagination and data export. For more details see:

• Issue list
• Config documentation in the wiki
• Tech Demo of the new functionality.