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This is probably because we use layer: ‘back’ for axis (so that gridlines appears behind the bar).
layer: ‘back’
{ "marktype": "bar", "encoding": { "x": {"name": "Acceleration","type": "Q","aggregate": "avg"}, "y": {"name": "Cylinders","type": "O"}, "color": {"name": "Origin","type": "O"} }, "config": { "singleHeight": 400, "singleWidth": 400, "largeBandMaxCardinality": 20 }, "data": {"url": "data/cars.json"} }
But I don’t know why its transpose does not lead to the same problem.
In any case, maybe we could create two axis, one below marks for gridlines and one above marks for axis?
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Set axis's layer: 'back' only if grid is true - fixes #526
layer: 'back'
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This is probably because we use
layer: ‘back’
for axis (so that gridlines appears behind the bar).But I don’t know why its transpose does not lead to the same problem.
In any case, maybe we could create two axis, one below marks for gridlines and one above marks for axis?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: