robbie

I've been using colors to distinguish between multiple data sets in line charts, pie charts and bar charts. I've recently started to get some complaints from my color-challenged users that it is hard to differentiate the colors and they'd like some other visual indicator. Is it possible to add shading (using lines) to bar charts and pie charts to make datasets stand out visually? Any other options besides color?

Is it possible to apply a style to Caption text so that it is centered instead of left-justified? My caption is set to something like "1stLevel nSecondLevel" (that's a newline between 1stLevel and SecondLevel) which comes out: 1stLevel SecondLevel I'd like it to look like: 1stLevel SecondLevel (BTW, I'm already using the SubCaption -- I need to center the caption text)

Is it possible to start the Y axis with the largest number (for a line chart) and have it decrement as it goes up? I'd like to accomplish something like this: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000

Do you have some sample source code to show how? Thanks.

The eval version of FusionCharts has the following title on every chart in the top left corner: FusionCharts Evaluation - An InfoSoft Global Creation Is there anyway to customize this for my own site? Instead of using a Caption, I'd like a box at the top where I can include my site name.

I also think this feature would be huge. Could you write a server-based plugin that somehow renders the report, captures an image, and displays it as png?

Are there any plans to offer heatmaps as another chart option?