I'm following this tutorial for a project at work, and I was wondering if there is a way to create several lines on the same graph? At the moment I can;t do this without moving the other line along.
A:
The trick is choosing start & end points of lines where options are defined under css file.You will see there that
p stands for position,
i stands for increase,
d stands for decrease and
numbers in those class system represent the value by points.
Adding more span elements in DD elements will solve your problem.
<dd>
<span class="pi1 i10"><em>36</em></span>
<span class="pi17 i10"><em>36</em></span>
</dd>
etc...
In this case you should separate the image of lines with another color.
Best Regards
Myra
Myra
2010-05-12 14:02:26
Is there a way that I can import the line data from a CSV file using PHP?
Olivia
2010-05-12 14:29:50
I'm sorry Olivia,PHP is not my area of expertise.But what you're saying is possible.
Myra
2010-05-12 14:49:58
He spells out a mathematical process behind it, but make no mistake: this sort of thing isn't really intended for prime time, and should maybe just be considered a thought experiment. There are severe limitations to setting up a graph in this fashion.
dclowd9901
2010-05-12 14:54:00
What would you say is a good way? I'd rather not use another language like javascript, I would need a PHP or CSS/HTML graph..
Olivia
2010-05-12 15:00:22