Plugin Author
Meitar
(@meitar)
Because you have a typo in your attribute name. It’s chart_h_axis, not chart_haxis. 😉
Thanks Meitar;
My confusion is that when I consult the google charts api documentation, the format and naming conventions are different than the plugin, is there a definitive plugin guideline for config options or how to “convert” the api usage to the plugin usage?
Two examples of the difference:
PLUGIN:
chart_background_color
example: chart_background_color='{“fill”:”#fff”,”stroke”:”#999″,”strokeWidth”:2}’
chart_h_axis
GOOGLE API:
backgroundColor
hAxis
thanks again, this helps greatly and the plugin works magnificently!
Plugin Author
Meitar
(@meitar)
is there a definitive plugin guideline for config options or how to “convert” the api usage to the plugin usage?
Yup. This is explained in the plugin’s FAQ. An excerpt:
With a few exceptions, the name of a shortcode attribute is always an underscore-separated translation of the camelCase name of the option in the Google Chart API.
There is also a complete list of the supported attributes in the readme file that ships with the plugin under the Other Notes heading.
