Great plugin, small room for improvement

Hi mate, no worries – fully appreciate you taking the time to develop a plugin like this, keep it updated, and give it out for free. When money is a bit more fluid, I fully intend on donating something.

Regarding the sources, not quite – I mean source in the sense of a journalist’s source, or an attribution (E.g. A hyperlink to where the data displayed through the plugin came from, and a very short explanation). For example, I’d like to use your plugin to display the data offered by Statcounter here: http://gs.statcounter.com/#all-social_media-ww-yearly-2009-2014 . To do so, I’d need to provide the source/attribution to both credit Statcounter, and to give the reader some background on where the data came from.

Cheers,

Rich

Thanks, but I couldn’t get it to work (probably as a result of my lacking in technical ability rather than your plugin or instructions though).

I actually came up with a solution though – I wasn’t using the axis labels, so instead have used the x-axis label as a source (e.g. https://www.evernote.com/shard/s178/sh/0abcd5d5-d7f4-48f9-a3f1-79b88c4065ca/d82394de8000ad90dd166fffdc89b00a ).

Thanks for your help – it’s appreciated!

Rich

Sure, it works 🙂