fix(axis): scale tick labels to fix text truncation on chrome #38
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# 1.0.0 (2019-02-07) ### Bug Fixes * reflect specs ids on legend items when using single series ([8b39f15](8b39f15)) * **axis:** add axisTitleHeight to axis increments ([#29](#29)) ([e34f0ae](e34f0ae)), closes [#26](#26) * **axis:** fix horizontal title positioning to account for title padding ([08d1f83](08d1f83)) * **axis:** scale tick labels to fix text truncation on chrome ([#38](#38)) ([99c2332](99c2332)), closes [#18](#18) * **axis:** use titleFontSize for debug rect for horizontal axis title ([#17](#17)) ([af4aa58](af4aa58)), closes [#11](#11) * **dimensions:** use chart top padding in computation of chart height ([42585f7](42585f7)), closes [#13](#13) * **x_domain:** fix x value asc sorting using numbers ([26b33ff](26b33ff)) ### Features * add tickLabelRotation and showGridLines features ([#7](#7)) ([47f118b](47f118b)) * **axis:** draw grid lines separately from axis tick and customize style with config ([#8](#8)) ([ab7e974](ab7e974))
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# 1.0.0 (2019-02-07) ### Bug Fixes * reflect specs ids on legend items when using single series ([ecbe4c6](elastic/elastic-charts@ecbe4c6)) * **axis:** add axisTitleHeight to axis increments ([opensearch-project#29](elastic/elastic-charts#29)) ([1f4b48b](elastic/elastic-charts@1f4b48b)), closes [opensearch-project#26](elastic/elastic-charts#26) * **axis:** fix horizontal title positioning to account for title padding ([d167af6](elastic/elastic-charts@d167af6)) * **axis:** scale tick labels to fix text truncation on chrome ([opensearch-project#38](elastic/elastic-charts#38)) ([3e6a400](elastic/elastic-charts@3e6a400)), closes [opensearch-project#18](elastic/elastic-charts#18) * **axis:** use titleFontSize for debug rect for horizontal axis title ([opensearch-project#17](elastic/elastic-charts#17)) ([7e5f7d6](elastic/elastic-charts@7e5f7d6)), closes [#11](elastic/elastic-charts#11) * **dimensions:** use chart top padding in computation of chart height ([4bc5ac8](elastic/elastic-charts@4bc5ac8)), closes [#13](elastic/elastic-charts#13) * **x_domain:** fix x value asc sorting using numbers ([f64c6aa](elastic/elastic-charts@f64c6aa)) ### Features * add tickLabelRotation and showGridLines features ([#7](elastic/elastic-charts#7)) ([ced76ce](elastic/elastic-charts@ced76ce)) * **axis:** draw grid lines separately from axis tick and customize style with config ([#8](elastic/elastic-charts#8)) ([411950b](elastic/elastic-charts@411950b))
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fixes #18
tl;dr the
measureTextfunction returns very different results from browser to browser and also possibly within the same browser as well, especially with very small font sizes. We employ a strategy that scales up the font, measures the text size, then divides the result with the scaling factor to get a more accurate measurement of the text width. Labels should now render fully in Chrome (the labels remain the same in Firefox):