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Large borders on pie chart won't render onHover properly. #2886

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neilmacintyre opened this issue Jun 30, 2016 · 6 comments
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Large borders on pie chart won't render onHover properly. #2886

neilmacintyre opened this issue Jun 30, 2016 · 6 comments

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@neilmacintyre
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The below image shows how the borders are drawn sloppily on top of eachother. While this is a much larger than normal border, I can only assume it is happening to a lesser extent with smaller borders as well.
screenshot from 2016-06-30 18 17 38

@panzarino
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Please include an example of your issue on a website such as JS Bin, JS Fiddle, or Codepen. (Template)

@neilmacintyre
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neilmacintyre commented Jul 1, 2016

Also note the overlapping that is going on to the hover border.
http://jsbin.com/rojaki/1/edit?output. Try it in full screen and pay attention to the center of the chart on hover.

http://jsbin.com/qanaza/edit?html,console,output: the code is simpler and the issue is not as apparent but definitely still there.

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I think we will have to push the selected outline to the front before changing the color on hover.

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etimberg commented Jul 1, 2016

I think this is a duplicate of #2381

@neilmacintyre
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It is a duplicate. I really have to get better at using the search tool:)

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Closing because duplicate, please continue discussion in #2381.

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