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the clipEdge property was not working in my environment. Essentially by adding the full url before the anchor tag on the g element calling clip path, I was able to successfully clip the bars area.
<!-- given the url http://localhost:9000/demo --><!-- this is what is provided by the directive, which does not work. --><gclip-path="url(#nv-chart-clip-path-6907)">...</g><!-- providing absolute url works --><gclip-path="url(http://localhost:9000/demo#nv-chart-clip-path-6907)">...</g>
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aaronmallen
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Allow support for absolute url clip pathing.
Allow support for absolute url clip-path.
Aug 8, 2016
When disabling the
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url convention in an angular app with:the clipEdge property was not working in my environment. Essentially by adding the full url before the anchor tag on the
g
element calling clip path, I was able to successfully clip the bars area.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: