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Make today dotter line in chart optional or fix it #504
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Thank you for taking it up! My main issue with the dotted line right now is that it goes to 0 for all future hours. This looks a bit weird and makes reading the number of visitors in the current hour quite hard. The dotted line might be fine if it just stopped at the current hour, instead of going to 0. This also makes more sense since you're using an area-graph, and there is now also some colored area below the current hour and hour+1, which is technically incorrect. |
So it's showing you the next hour? That's a bug! Let's fix that. |
What would expect in this daily view situation @RubenVanEldik? |
The problem is that the dotted line goes to 0 for all future hours. This makes it especially hard to read if the number of view for the current hour are roughly half of last hour, since it looks like the dotted line goes in a linear line to 0. (while in reality it goes from 600 last hour to 300 this hour to 0 next hour. I can think of 3 solutions:
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My preference is for option 1, since its technically the best way to show a non-trend dataset. |
Thanks! The bar chart will have "empty" hours as well, right? |
Yes, probably a striped/different colour/semi-transparant bar for the current hour and no bars for all future hours. |
Not sure if it is possible but I think a nice thing to do would be to show a dot for the current hour value and have a pulse effect on it to show its “live” count (can mock something up later) |
Some customers don't like the today part. We should make this optional and just hide the while today thing when disabled.
@RubenVanEldik via Twitter DM
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