Template:Xviews/vbar
(Redirected from Template:Valbar)
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Generates a styleable progress bar-style graphic that may be used to visually display the value of a given statistic, passed as a value scaled to 0 – 100, and intended for comparison with adjacent bars as part of a bar chart. The largest value passed in a series should be given a value of 100 (or less), and other bars should pass a percent of the max value.
Usage
[edit]{{vbar|pct}}{{vbar|pct|value}}{{vbar|pct|label=string}}
Parameters
[edit]Data params
There are three data parameters, one required:
|1=– a number from 1..100 indicating the relative size of the bar compared to other bars in the series. By itself, a single bar has no meaning, as it is by definition a comparative value that only makes sense when displayed in multiples.|2=– this is just a string used to decorate the end of the bar, and can be anything you want; normally, a number representing the raw statistic, such as2,133, meaning 2,133 page views for that day, for example. (optional; no default)|label=– identifier for the bar (any string); for a time-series chart, this might be the day or time.
Style params
There are four styling params, all optional:
|label-style=– defaults to 6 characters, monospaced, right-justified.|thick=– bar thickness (default: 5px, plus 1px border)|val-style=– you may add any CSS parameters applicable to an HTML inline element to alter the appearance of the bar, such as size, width, border, background-color, etc.|mode=– set mode tovertto change the bar to a vertical bar; (default: horizontal) (not implemented yet)
Examples
[edit]{{xviews/vbar|13.3|825|06-03}}→{{xviews/vbar|34.5|2133|label=06-05}}→{{xviews/vbar|100|6184|label=06-06}}→
Page views of Liberation of France from June 1 to June 10, 2024
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