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Q&A Centre tick labels in mermaid/gantt diagram

As a quick and very dirty hack, one could stick some invisible characters, like em-spaces (U+2003), in front of the date. ```mermaid gantt tickInterval 1day axisFormat                        ...

posted 10mo ago by samcarter‭  ·  edited 10mo ago by samcarter‭

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#4: Post edited by user avatar samcarter‭ · 2024-02-02T19:33:27Z (10 months ago)
  • As a quick and very dirty hack, one could stick some invisible characters, like em-spaces (U+2003), in front of the date. Scroll to the right to see the label text.
  • ````
  • ```mermaid
  • gantt
  • tickInterval 1day
  • axisFormat                                    %d %b
  • dateFormat DD-MM
  • TUG :a2, 19-07, 3d
  • ```
  • ````
  • As a quick and very dirty hack, one could stick some invisible characters, like em-spaces (U+2003), in front of the date.
  • ````
  • ```mermaid
  • gantt
  • tickInterval 1day
  • axisFormat                                    %d %b
  • dateFormat DD-MM
  • TUG :a2, 19-07, 3d
  • ```
  • ````
  • (if your screen is very small, scroll to the right to see the label text)
#3: Post edited by user avatar Michael‭ · 2024-02-02T19:32:44Z (10 months ago)
Label is offscreen. Add a hint. =)
  • As a quick and very dirty hack, one could stick some invisible characters, like em-spaces (U+2003), in front of the date:
  • ````
  • ```mermaid
  • gantt
  • tickInterval 1day
  • axisFormat                                    %d %b
  • dateFormat DD-MM
  • TUG :a2, 19-07, 3d
  • ```
  • ````
  • As a quick and very dirty hack, one could stick some invisible characters, like em-spaces (U+2003), in front of the date. Scroll to the right to see the label text.
  • ````
  • ```mermaid
  • gantt
  • tickInterval 1day
  • axisFormat                                    %d %b
  • dateFormat DD-MM
  • TUG :a2, 19-07, 3d
  • ```
  • ````
#2: Post edited by user avatar samcarter‭ · 2024-02-02T17:45:19Z (10 months ago)
  • As a quick and very dirty hack, one could stick some invisible characters, like em-spaces, in front of the date:
  • ````
  • ```mermaid
  • gantt
  • tickInterval 1day
  • axisFormat                                    %d %b
  • dateFormat DD-MM
  • TUG :a2, 19-07, 3d
  • ```
  • ````
  • As a quick and very dirty hack, one could stick some invisible characters, like em-spaces (U+2003), in front of the date:
  • ````
  • ```mermaid
  • gantt
  • tickInterval 1day
  • axisFormat                                    %d %b
  • dateFormat DD-MM
  • TUG :a2, 19-07, 3d
  • ```
  • ````
#1: Initial revision by user avatar samcarter‭ · 2024-02-02T17:39:56Z (10 months ago)
As a quick and very dirty hack, one could stick some invisible characters, like em-spaces, in front of the date:


````
```mermaid
gantt
	tickInterval 1day
	axisFormat                                    %d %b
	dateFormat DD-MM
	TUG :a2, 19-07, 3d
```
````