Visualising Data - FlowFuse Dashboard (Node-RED Dashboard 2.0)

[@a14266]

very nice , and i learn a lot from this

[@jimblack6733]

Thanks Joe!

[@emotionalsupportmemes]

Excellent video, really like the battery/tank gauge updates. Is there any way right now to increase the chart font size? Specifically for the y-axis/x-axis labels and grid values. A broad template CSS 'font-size' doesn't seem to work and there is no font size in the dynamic properties.

[@joepavitt3d]

The chart renders inside a so isn't controllable by CSS currently. It's come up a few times though, so it's something we are trying to work out

[@RRits57]

Love nodered and dashboard 2.0 What i would love to see is native support to create a PDF from a dashboard page.

[@FlowFuseInc]

That's an interesting use-case. Do you normally access your Dashboard from the browser? The "Print" functionality in the browser would do this for your already, and the "Notebook" layout is well primed for being printed.

[@Moh-tm8oq]

Thank you! Is there a built-in feature to automatically direct users to their personal dashboard to view their own data after login/authentication?

[@ziyancheng8903]

Thanks Joe for this video! In the Grouping Data section, is there an example for series I can have two keys rather than one key? I am working on building a chart from the sql result which order by 3 columns, in the bar chart, I need one column (y/n) to determine bar color... I really appreciated if you can send me an example like that..

[@FlowFuseInc]

Do you mean that you want two bars showing per x-axis value? If so, yes, set the "Series" to type "JSON", and then put an array of strings for the keys you want to plot, e.g. `["Series 1", "Series 2"]