heartrate as parameter

Thanks for the quick reply and provided change, much appreciated 🙌 !

The shortcode is working perfectly with the Github Version 4.5-250502 it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for!

I have 2 live examples that can be found here, Example 1 is Raruto’s marathon gpx and the second example is a track I recorded myself.

I did however found out that my the heartrate data of my GPX file did not render as I wanted (as seen in Example 2) and this is likely due to the “auto pause” function of the app that I use to record my outdoor activities. Heart rate data might either be omitted or logged as 0 (which I see in my GPX) ,this results in flat or broken polyline coloring when mapping HR on the Leaflet map.

In both examples I did notice that BPM does not have horizontal measurements lines like m and km/h and would it be possible to toggle between chart data to show/hide a specific value like BPM, Altitude or Speed?

Cheers

My personal record GPX Contained multiple <trkseg> elements (4 total). This usually indicates pauses/resumes or laps during the activity which is caused by the “auto pause” function. I will disable it and record another activity to see if i get a clean HR polyline.

You can switch it on and off with legend. But it seems you have this setting. I guess, any of your plugins interferes.

Apparently my WordPress theme css was blocking this functionality because the following

svg {
    pointer-events: none !important;
}

The elevation control has <svg class=”background”> so I changed it to

svg {
    pointer-events: all !important;
}

I did made some other minor changes after testing on a mobile phone. I’ve noticed that it was not possible to scroll vertically on the page if you tried it inside the elevation control so I changed

.elevation-control .background {
    touch-action: pan-y !important;
}

I also hide the legend-switcher-label and legend-switcher-symbol because it was overlapping with other legend values on a mobile screen

.legend-switcher-label
{display: none;}

.legend-switcher-symbol
{display: none;}

Cheers