I’d like to put two Shiny gauges on top of one another but then have the bottom gauge plot be flipped so that the two plots make a circle - I’ve tried Googling, but to no avail... wondering if someone has done this before and if it’s possible - I’m open to other packages, but I just really like the look of the Shiny Gauges :)
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I created a neural network and when I made the plot, it is super zoomed in and I cannot see the side or the bottom. A shown in the photo. How can I zoom out so I can see the whole thing? I have tried using the zoom package and my mouse, I cannot seem to figure it out.
I'd like to position two gauge charts (flexdashboard) in vertical order in the same box, but I can't think of a way how.
Is this even possible? If so, I'd appreciate a lot if someone could help me out. Thanks in advance.
I'm trying to create a flexdashboard with several tabs. One of them needs to include multiple graphs (~50). I produce the graphs under one single chunk within a loop (because numbers of graphs varies each time). What I get in the output is showing only some graphs without being able to scroll to see the rest of them. Scroll is totally deactivated but graphs are printed.
So far I've tried and didn't work to:
change the vertical_layout = scroll
adjust the row-height but graphs got shrunk (not readable)
download latest version of flexdashboard
include some CSS style (overflow-x: scrollbar;)
run the same in simple rmakrdown and works fine
when you put each graph in different chunk, scroll works properly but it doesn't solve my problem
Any ideas?
Thank you
Is it possible to create interactive Shiny graph that when you click zoom button on a Shiny Page, the graph will expand to the entire size of the browser window? Right now I have four ggplots on one shiny page and would like to expand one to full screen size when I click zoom. I think it could be using either shinyjs or conditional panels, but can't seem to figure it out. This has similar logic:https://gallery.shinyapps.io/105-plot-interaction-zoom/, instead of zooming in the graphic, would just like to zoom the entire graphic to the browser.
Thanks!
My solution was much easier actually and I ended up using Shiny BS that has a built in modal function.
I have create some ggplot2 bar plots which print fine to screen. When I print in PDF device, however, the chart and axis titles are too large - they sometimes extend past the left and right of the x-axis. None of these charts have any opts() set aside from title/axis-title - its all the defaults. What am I missing here? Is there a way to tell ggplot to auto-size this text so that the charts look good in PDF? Can I do this without explicitly setting opts()?
The best solution I can think of is to create a function to create a theme (like theme_bw()) and give it enough parameters so that its smart about sizing. Will keep this post open for a few days to see if there are any other clever ideas