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Implement Legend with fixed length line on the left side #189
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Prior to this commit we simply defined a hardcoded padding. This commit respects the passed style and inherits from a default padding defined in legendDefaults.
The stroke length was just way too long, so I first tried to decrease the length by subtracting the padding from it, but it was not a big difference. I ended up using a hardcoded value because it gave the best visual results on different resolutions.
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Hey there,
I had some issues with #185 - the line in the legend was just way too long in my charts. So I implemented a legend type that puts the line on the left hand side. That way the legend looks a lot cleaner than before for legends with (at least) one long and one short label.
Let me know what you think about it.
Cheers,
Rico