Thank you very much for catching and patching this!

Hi David

I dont think this is fixed.

Have an axis problem with 0.8.2, what do you think?

xaxis: {
timeformat: '%y/%m/%d %H:%M', //on loaded
mode: "time",

and
minTickSize: [30, "minute"],
maxTickSize: [4, "hour"],

Sorry David forgot to add the code.

@donkeybrains Where are you using labelWidth?

I believe I may have the wrong end of the stick thinking about the query. I was thinking the spaces for the axis text was constrained by an inherent label width. I don't use axis labels as my chart uses navigation.

By using the time format I assumed inherent formatting always placed the time under the date without going down the tickformatter method.

DB

@donkeybrains No; the space for each label is based on the number of labels, unless overridden. You can enforce a line break by adding a <br> to your format string.

Yes did that David and worked. Thanks for your help.

Off topic I was in Santa Barabara last September, from where I am now in the wind and rain of the Brecon Beacons UK, my California sure calls to the heart.

DB

Hello!
It seems I have this problem. :(

graph_options =
  series:
    lines:
      show: true
    points:
      show: true
  legend:
    container: '#graph_labels'
  xaxis:
    mode: "time"
    timeformat: "%d.%m.%Y %H:%M:%S"
    timezone: "Europe/Moscow"
    autoscaleMargin: 0.01
    tickLength: 10 # px
  grid:
    hoverable: true
    autoHighlight: true

That's a little tight, but the labels are not actually overlapping. I think you've just hit an edge case where the length of each label is right at maxWidth. You can tweak this by setting tickLabels to a (smaller) integer value.

@dnschnur, I cannot find any documentation about tickLabels property. 😕

@kia84 Ah, sorry! That was a typo; I meant to write 'ticks'.

@dnschnur, thanks for tip!
But now, I force a line break, and it worked. O_o

timeformat: "%d.%m.%Y<br>%H:%M:%S"