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Free re-positioning of Value/Label #71
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I was able to achieve this by adding some styling to my main global.scss and it looks like this |
Thanks for your reply, but that was exactly the solution i'm not looking for as you can see in my previous post. The reason: With global styling you overwrite every instance of the gauge... but i need it especially for specific ones.
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Same here: +1 |
Hi There, Thanks for reporting the issue and sorry for the extremely late response. Currently, I am very busy finishing my current project. Cheers |
I would really appreciate it, if there would be the possibility to position the value and label by some custom CSS. I recently tried to, but i can't override the style in the div class "reading-block" (probably because of encapsulation?).
One way to get a workaround, would be to overwrite the class in the global style file, which then affects every instance of ngx-gauges. So this wasn't the approach i was looking for.
My working adjustment for now is: I'm styling the Elements and with relative positions. This "kinda" works, as long you only want to re-position them within the parent element they sit in. In conclusion: It would be nice if we could freely style the positions within the container. Or is it already possible and I'm missing something?
Thanks in advance.
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