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Apply CSS classes to canvas
See original GitHub issueI was wondering why my charts weren’t working will within my layout, and I realized that width and height are the canvas’ size, not the size of the element.
Traditionally, a className prop can be passed to React components so users can apply custom CSS classes to it. Would be nice to have that, and it’s a really trivial thing to add.
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Try to use this:
options: { maintainAspectRatio: false }
It worked for me.
The latest version of react-chartjs-2 supports passing HTML props.