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Adds a new option which sets the center of the fill bar at zero. Use… #342
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…ull when the values range from positive to negative.
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This PR adds a new
fillBeginsAtZerooption which sets the center of the fill bar at zero.It can be usefull when the values range from negative to positive. If needed, it should be possible to add another option in order to choose a different value than zero. Or maybe rename the first option to
fillBeginsAtValueand make it accept a number instead of a boolean.Anyway, a few examples:
It also works when the negative and positive values are uneven:
And it supports vertical orientation:
(In these screenshots I added a ruler for clarity. Also, I forgot to disable my custom theme).