Have you ever even tried to create your own CSS graph? If you have, you will know how hard it is. Using Flash is one way to go, but you just can’t beat a beautifully crafted CSS Graph. Have a look at these tutorials and techniques.
PHP and CSS- A Simple Graph
Link : PHP and CSS- A Simple Graph.Tagline : Here’s an easy way to display a simple percentage graph using PHP to work out the percentages and do the maths and CSS to display the data on our page.
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Vertical Bar Graphs using CSS and PHP
Link : Vertical Bar Graphs using CSS and PHP.
Tagline : Who wants to use Excel to make a new graph each week? Using CSS and PHP you can create attractive bar graphs that are always up to date.
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Tagline : Who wants to use Excel to make a new graph each week? Using CSS and PHP you can create attractive bar graphs that are always up to date.
Demo : View the demo.
CSS For Bar Graphs
Link : CSS For Bar Graphs.Tagline : The concept is simple, utilize the percentage width abilities of CSS to accurately portray a percentage bar graph.
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Real World Bar Graphs (with some CSS)
Link : Real World Bar Graphs (with some CSS).Tagline : We could’ve just gone with an “easy way” out and used existing component to produce the full graph images backend and just append to the page. However, this was opposing our goal of doing it neat and lightweight.
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SAC – Simple accessible Charts
Link : SAC – Simple accessible Charts.Tagline : Easy, fast and accessible way to display simple Data and beautify them with CSS. It needed some time and a little bit wired thinking, but It works.
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An accessible bar chart
Link : An accessible bar chart.Tagline : A bar is created using an image which is stretched to the appropriate size,bar widths are calculated relative to the largest value, value cells have a repeated background image which shows the vertical lines.
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The Standards Way to Do Dynamic Data
Link : The Standards Way to Do Dynamic Data.Tagline : By using a standardized set of web technologies, it is possible to produce interesting data visualizations that degrade gracefully in the face of browser inferiority. Through careful semantic crafting of our XHTML containers, clever use of CSS, and a splash JavaScript, we can build data visualizations that enhance our message and communicate better to our users.
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Pure CSS Data Chart
Link : Pure CSS Data Chart.Tagline : We could say that a chart is a two dimensional object. So, the best structural and semantical choice is definition list. Why? Well, for starter, it is a list of items. Although the list is linear, we could interpret definition titles (dt elements) as items on x axis and definition descriptions (dd elements) as values on y axis.
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Line Graph
Link : Line Graph.Tagline : This is a purely DHTML/ CSS based Line Graph script. It loads fast and blends in with the rest of the page. You can even use a transparent background for it.
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Pure CSS/HTML Bullet Graph
Simple CSS Bar Graph
Link : Simple CSS Bar Graph.Tagline : Here is a nice and simple way to create a basic horizontal bar graph utilizing very basic CSS: Perfect for illustrating statistics, donations, or anything else you can think of.
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Creating a graph using percentage background
CSS Stacked Bar Graphs
CSS Vertical Bar Graphs
Link : CSS Vertical Bar Graphs.Tagline : Here is a fairly typical vertical bar graph showing a hypothetical set of quarterly data for, say, invoice and collection totals. The difference here is that the whole thing is a simple table and a few divs. Really.
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Super simple CSS bars
CSS absolute positioning scatter plot
Link : CSS absolute positioning scatter plot.Tagline : This graph is going to use CSS absolute positioning to draw the scatter plot on the page with no external graphics at all. Not only is the chart better (it iss clickable, has popups, it can be scaled), its also smaller and prettier.
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