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Make Pie chart render not cropped on retina display, or when browser zoom is used #4594
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Thanks for the report! @fabian maybe you have an idea? |
Including in scope of this duplicate (?) bug report #4748 When zooming to 150% in the browser, the pie charts are only partly visible. Particularly important on High-DPI displays, where 200% is the default. |
Will there be a fix for this? Why is this so hard to fix? |
BTW a possible workaround is to start your browser in low-resolution (can be selected by opening information of the App) |
Here may be some code that might fix the problem |
Nothing is moving here and I get angrier every day when I have to switch to Opera running in non-retina mode just take a look on a pie chart. This is a unacceptable state! I wonder how many MacBook Users switched to GoogleAnalytics. |
@dasch if you know a developer that can help fix this issue, we would be grateful |
see my commit at BernhardValenti@f1c72b0 which fixes this on retina. i'll create a pull request, so you can decide if you want to include this hack (and test on non retina). |
hack to fix pie chart size on retina Fixes matomo-org#4594 Kuddos @wedgeV
As you can see from the screenshot, the pie charts renders quite a bit cropped on retina screens. I was able to replicate this behavior on OS X 10.9 Mavericks on all major browsers (Chrome 32, Safari 7, Firefox 26 etc.) both on my own Piwik setup as well as the demo at demo.piwik.org.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/k6rhcljluk7ice5/Screenshot%202014-01-30%2009.25.26.png
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