GRaphael: How to increase spacing between bars in bar graph?

Well, from what I know there's not exactly a way to increase spacing but you can do so by manipulating the gutter value during initialization.

Well, from what I know there's not exactly a way to increase spacing but you can do so by manipulating the gutter value during initialization. See: g. Raphael docs on kennyshen.

Increase the gutter. It can be received as an option or just change g.bar.js.

From what I have seen using the dotchart, the spacing is controlled indirectly using the width and height of a chart. I originally thought that the x_coords and y_coords variables I have below specify the exact pixel locations of the data, but it appears they only indirectly control this. Var r = Raphael(div_tag); r.

Dotchart(x_center,y_center,width,height,x_coords,y_coords,data, {symbol: "o", max: 10, heat: true, axis: "0 0 1 1", axisxstep: axisx_step, axisystep: axisy_step, axisxlabels: g_xaxis, axisxtype: " ", axisytype: " ", axisylabels: g_yaxis} So the spacing is proportional to width/(# of values on the x axis) .

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