Enable vertical limit range shading #341
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Nice ! To enable this, it would be nice, if you can add such a variable in your fork To do this, you need in your github user Settings->Developer settings this and then please rerun the action |
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I made a pull request with your commit #345 in the upstream repo, because here the screenshot compare is working. |
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I see that in your original version labels are fine |
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merged with #345 |
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This adds the ability to shade ranges on the Y axis, very similar to limit lines.
In order to demonstrate the functionality, I have also updated the demo chart.