• At the bottom of THIS page there is a “Water Level” chart and a “Dam Generation” chart. When viewed on a cell phone the charts run off the page. Is is possible to make these charts responsive? If so, how?

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  • Jason King

    (@jasoncharlesstuartking)

    An awkward one because these charts are using code from elsewhere. Then you’re putting their code into an iframe in a narrow column.

    Ideally they would be displayed on a full width page with no sidebar.

    The iFrame would be 100% width, not a fixed pixel width.

    But then it gets trickier. One of the charts is somehow published from Excel. Where there are fixed widths, make them percentages – if that’s possible for you to do, I have no idea.

    You might be able to use CSS to over-ride some of the widths. Use right click then INSPECT in your browser to find out where in that code there is code you can alter, and test drive some changes. Are you confident with CSS?

    Thread Starter D. Stanley

    (@d-stanley)

    Jason,

    Thank you for the input! No, I’m not confident with CSS. Since there’s possibly no easy way to do this, let me first touch base with the company that provided me with this link to see if they have a link to one that is responsive. If they do not, I will come back here and try your recommendation.

    Again, thanks for chiming in.

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