ahackett
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Hi,
This is a bug, I will create a ticket to look into this issue -
Try adding the below to your Advanced CSS, just replace the ID with your own chart ID:
[data-widgetid=”2cb3ba05-e9ba-aba6-e015-7d2340a60dea”] svg.overlay .crosshair-selected { stroke-width: 2; stroke: black; }
I will raise a ticket to fix the crosshair not being selectable.
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Yes it should work in Dashboards Direct also, and the ticket will also apply for both. Not sure why the line didn’t work, maybe double check that the correct Advanced CSS itself saved? I’ve attached a sample dashboard here. You could also try adding an !important flag like the below
stroke-width: 2 !important;
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No this isn’t necessary, you just need the same Selection Min viewstate for both charts and same Selection Max viewstate. I’ve attached a demo here with both the x-axis and y-axis viewstates set
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The zoom can be set by assigning the same viewstates to both charts on the Y-Axis > Range > Selection Min and Max properties. For hovering, this can be set in Basics > Hover by assigning both charts the same viewstate, but it follows the x-axis rather than the y-axis