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[SOLVED] R plotly custom visualization margin padding
- 7 years ago
Good morning,
I have finally managed to get rid of the extra padding introduced in the visualization. I appears the bug is with htmlWidgets, that introduces padding into the html file.
A simple R function can get rid of the padding, such as the one below:
ReadFullFileReplaceString <- function(fnameIn, fnameOut, sourceString,targetString) { if(!file.exists(fnameIn)) return(NULL) tx <- readLines(fnameIn,encoding = "UTF-8") tx2 <- gsub(pattern = sourceString, replace = targetString, x = tx) writeLines(tx2, con = fnameOut) }The calling the function like so:
ReadFullFileReplaceString('out.html', 'out.html', ',"padding":[0-9]*,', ',"padding":0,')Credit goes to MS, as the solution was found in one of their R visualizations, PowerBI-visuals-forcasting-exp
in their script.r file: https://github.com/microsoft/PowerBI-visuals-forcasting-exp/blob/master/script.r
Hi JVidal ,
I am also trying to get rid off the extra padding of the custom visual. The R function you provided before, should this be included in script.r file? If so, does it comes before the "g = ggplotly(p); internalSaveWidget(g, 'out.html'); " part or after it.
Thanks in advance.
Ragards
Hi JNahar,
Yes, you need to paste/run the above code in the script.r file and for second part of your question, please see the previous discussions in the post
Cheers