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[FEAT] Option to show label for graph #91
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Hello, sorry for the long pause on that project, i havent take time check the issues. That feature could be great but how do you think we can handle graphs with 3 sensors ? |
can you just just shove a text/lable/icon to the left of the graph? or in some cases just align the text to the left side of the graph not trying to add a 3ed data log to a graph, just a name, CPU, RAM, NET, SDA, SDB, SDC, HDD, SSD i could just use the do-it-yourself bar and run multiple instances of this widget and have do-it-yourself bar widgets in between them to store text labels like in the ordinal images |
Hum yeah i could add an extra text on top-left of the graph but if you have short graph this certainly cause some weird render. |
hence the reason i suggested placing custom text/icons between the graphs |
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Hello @aorozco-g and @CodeF53, Thanks |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
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Describe the solution you'd like
Add a label to the left of the chart or in the top left of the graph, this should be user definable, for example a user may want to label network as LAN, WiFi, Net, etc.
something like this but with labels for the other graphs

Describe alternatives you've considered
adding 5 instances of the widget and using do-it-yourself-bar to add labels between them as separate widgets, but this seems like it would be inefficient
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