CSS on Word Cloud Chart

[KamranMoazim]

I am trying to apply css on Word Cloud but its not getting center aligned.

[dosubot[bot]]

I couldn't find specific information about CSS for the Word Cloud chart in the Superset codebase. However, you can try centering the Word Cloud by adjusting the CSS properties of the container element. You might want to use CSS flexbox or grid to center the chart. Here's a basic example using flexbox:

.container {
  display: flex;
  justify-content: center;
  align-items: center;
  height: 100%; /* Adjust as needed */
}

Apply this CSS to the parent container of your Word Cloud chart. This should help in centering the chart within its container. If the issue persists, ensure that there are no conflicting styles affecting the alignment.

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[KamranMoazim]

@Duso no, i am saying that i wanna apply CSS on word cloud chart but its not applying, we have a SVG in this chart.

[dosubot[bot]]

The Word Cloud chart in Superset is implemented using SVG elements, and custom CSS can be applied to these elements. However, applying CSS to SVG elements can sometimes be tricky due to specificity and inheritance issues. Here are a few tips to ensure your CSS is applied correctly:

1. Use Specific Selectors: Make sure your CSS selectors are specific enough to target the SVG elements. You can target the <text> elements within the SVG for styling.

2. Inline Styles: Check if there are any inline styles applied to the SVG elements, as these will override external CSS. You might need to use !important in your CSS to override these styles, although it's generally best to avoid this if possible.

3. Inspect the Elements: Use your browser's developer tools to inspect the SVG elements and see what styles are being applied. This can help you identify any conflicts or specificity issues.

4. Example CSS: Here's an example of how you might apply CSS to the text elements in the Word Cloud:

   svg text {
     fill: red; /* Change text color */
     font-size: 24px; /* Change font size */
     font-weight: bold; /* Change font weight */
   }

Ensure that your CSS file is correctly linked and loaded in your application. If these steps don't resolve the issue, there might be other factors in your setup affecting the CSS application.

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