What you need to do is move your plot function into a pageshow event. This is because flot doesn't work well within placeholders that are not visible. Try it like this.
What you need to do is move your plot function into a pageshow event. This is because flot doesn't work well within placeholders that are not visible. Try it like this: $('#graph').
Bind('pageshow', function() { var plot = $. Plot($("#chart"), { label: "Oh hai", data: data, bars: { show: true }} ); }); In action here: jsfiddle.net/MT22y/8.
Nice answer, I didn't know that. – Jivings Jun 17 at 7:53 Neither did I, thank you! – Max Jun 17 at 9:06.
I think you're best off just overriding the styles of the graph elements. For example I moved the graph to the side by adding padding: jsfiddle.net/MT22y/7/ so that it isn't covering the axis any more. You might need to play with the styles and widths a bit, but this is probably the easiest method.
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