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Firstly, awesome script/ idea.. Maybe if you use a table instead of ul and li's you can have a tabular representation of the data if people don't have CSS switched on, that way you would keep the semantic ruling intact.. an ul is not meant for tabular data.

hi, where's the live demo. i'm only seeing pictures.

Love what you guys got here. Are you going to add custom CSS to make it responsive?

Hi authors.

Two of the cssplot demos at https://asciimoo.github.io/cssplot/ display correctly in IE8 (bar chart with percent and twin bars with no numbers) but the rest of the samples are not recognizable as charts.

It might be a minor tweak to fix these, so please take a look at them in IE8.

I have an IE8 machine available, so let me know if you need additional testing.

Thanks, James.

Hi,

Nice charts!

Are there plans to release Line Chart?

There must be a way to draw X and Y axes in pure css ;-)
Here a link to examples how to do triangles
http://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/css-triangle/
Maybe a right and bottom borders on container + 2 triangles at the end would do it

Any chance of adding support for labeling the X and Y axes?

It seems a little odd that you're requiring uls and lis. What if I wanted to use sections and divs? I would recommend that you remove requirements for uls and lis, and instead focus on attributes and classes!

Sorry again, why 'bar charts' are vertical and 'horizontal bar charts' are defined as .vertical?

I'm creating transition between 0 state and current state through a new data-cp-transition atribute. Are you interested in merge it? And I'm changing the build to fit GruntJS tasks if it's OK to you.