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The rangeslider is great. Is it possible to place to the rangeslider above the chart instead of below (using CSS or some other attribute mechanism)? I haven't found anything in the docs that mentions this type of functionality feature. I can change the transform to translate the y position but that's not quite right (seems to be recomputed).
Thanks.
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I noticed this issue was marked as a duplicate of an issue asking for a y-axis rangeslider, I'm not asking for that - but the positioning of an x-axis rangeslider above the chart instead of below the chart.
I did attempt to change the transform attribute of the rangeslider-contain however, plotly.js must compute / change the transform with each extendTrace. I was able to change the transform attribute from:
transform="translate(80,129)"
to (80, 0) which will place the slider at the top of the chart. But each extendTrace the transform again becomes:
transform="translate(80,129)"
Is this a request that that's a won't fix?
The rangeslider is great. Is it possible to place to the rangeslider above the chart instead of below (using CSS or some other attribute mechanism)? I haven't found anything in the docs that mentions this type of functionality feature. I can change the transform to translate the y position but that's not quite right (seems to be recomputed).
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: