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I have a C3 pie chart created from my data and showing in a web viewer. 

I've been attempting to create a chart with my data. Thankfully, on another post, a user came up with a helpful method which has allowed me to create a scaleable pie chart. Now I'm trying to adjust the background. I understand on Windows it is not possible to create a transparent background, so my second choice was to use the background color of the layout so that it appeared transparent. However, I'm getting what I think is odd results.

 

The following screen grabs show different colors specified in the webviewer code. Any ideas?

 

  1. <GetLayoutObjectAttribute ( \"c3-eb4b9be8.css\"; \"content\" )>
  2. <script src='https://c3js.org/js/d3-5.8.2.min-c5268e33.js'></script>
  3. <script src='https://c3js.org/js/c3.min-d2a1f852.js'></script>
  4. </head>
  6. <body bgcolor=#FFCC00; style='margin-top:0px; margin-left:0px; overflow:hidden;'>
  8. <div id='chart'></div>
  10. <script>
  11. ¶var chart = c3.generate({

In the <body bgcolor= selector, I've specified black, #FF0800, #FFCC00, all with results that are not the colors specified.

 

this one should be the same color as the yellow slice

Chart-FFCC00

This one should be red (FF0800)

chart-FF0800

This one should be black

chart-black

This is should be the same light blue as the layout navigation pane (47CCFC).

chart-47CCFC 

 
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Sorry-I misunderstood your first cross-post police comment. I thought I did this in the same forum. I intentionally asked people in another forum on another site for advice on the same issue, hoping to gain more insight into my problem. 

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