The goal is to display borehole logs showing the characteristics of the underlying hydrogeological layers, when clicking anywhere on the map. Is there any leaflet plug-in that will display, as a pop-up, a graph of the superposed polygons, their types and thickness?
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I made a leaflet map with multiple customized popup markers. I'm trying to make a legend of the markers that would anchor back to the respective popups. How do I go about this?
I have a dashboard in Metabase with different plots and I would like to hide the labels of the series breakout in the "preview" as shown in the picture below.
I would like to hide these labels in the preview that the dashboard shows of the plots, but I would still like to have them when entering to visualize the full plot.
Not sure if it's possible but I believe that by hiding them I can have a cleaner visualization.
Is there any R package (htmlwidgets-like) to plot interactive pie charts? (please, do not get me started on the drawbacks of pie chart and its awful Tufte's data-ink ratio; the fact is that pie charts are familiar and actually appreciated by some audiences, so I want to -kind of- overcome pie chart's weaknesses with interactivity to tell a good story to an audience that would like to hear such a story using pie charts).
What I specifically want is to plot a pie chart that:
Has custom tooltips providing further details
With one click shows the details of clicked category (ideally using a sub-plot, like an another pie chart, showing how this category breaks down; even more ideally, recursively).
The closest thing I've found is amPie from rAmCharts. It has some tooltips and when you click a category slices it out. But it does not show any further detail of such category.
I just went through a tutorial for scene builder and was able to build a stacked bar chart like I wanted. Is there any easy to add the ability to zoom into certain sections of the chart and only display the selected data??
Also is there any way to add a tooltip ability so that you can select a data point and it will display x,y coordinate or preferably be able to access some object data that you can attach to points.
Thanks you so much. I am new to JavaFX,scenebuilder and I havent' found much information about the charts.
I have got a problem to set up the interactive map. I want to make the visual feedback as the mouse is moved over the map to indicate to users what areas they can click on (e.g. the mouse cursor might change when over a clickable
area/town or the area might be highlighted/glow).
How can I achieve this?
Your question is a little bit difficult to answer because you do not tell us how your map is drawn and what you already know about the geometry shown on the map. If you only have a raster image of your map, e.g. scanned from a paper map, then things are getting complicated.
For a similar task I first wrote a program to geo-reference the map and determine the outlines of the interesting areas in the form of polygons.
Then I used the polygons to draw the outlines on the map display. I added listeners to each polygon so that I am notified when the mouse enters or exits an area.