I am using Lavacharts
in my Laravel
web application. Rendering the chart
in a view
in something like this:
<?php
echo Lava::render('DonutChart', 'malik', 'malik', array('width' => 400, 'height' => 400));
?>
The height
and the width
element here is absolute.
I went through this Link which describes the use of Lava::get('chartName')
but I don't know how and where in my code to use it.
How may I use it? any help?
Okay, One way to do this is apply your own styling upon this. Lavacharts
takes the second argument in the render
method and assigns it as an id
to the div
. So using the id
I styled it like this:
#malik{
height: 100% !important;
width: 100% !important;
}
And it worked!