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<h3>Creating blog statistics page</h3>
<p>Create a page and insert PasiChart script similar to examples below:</p>
<p>[[PASICHART blog y][caption Blogging History at Pasi.fi (Yearly)][size 440,200]]</p>
<p>[[PASICHART blog monthly][caption Blogging History at Pasi.fi (Monthly)][size 440,200]]</p>
<p>[[PASICHART blog w 49][caption Last 7 Week Blogging History at Pasi.fi (Weekly)][size 440,200]]</p>
<p>[[PASICHART blog d 14][caption Last 14 Day Blogging History at Pasi.fi (Daily)][size 440,200]]</p>
<p>In the first option brackets, “blog” means that this chart is blogging stats bar graph. After that you can select stats type by typing either yearly, monthly, weekly or daily (you can abbreviate these as shown above). After this you can select the number of days included, counting backwards from today.</p>
<p>Second, there’s caption brackets. Just write the caption you want or leave it out entirely to have no caption.</p>
<p>Finally, use the size brackets to determine the dimensions of the chart image. The size of the chart itself depends on the surrounding elements.</p>


PasiChart

Requires that your PHP installation has GD support enabled. Simply extract the plugin archive into your WordPress plugins directory and activate the plugin. Will there be any progress in the plugin development? I don’t know. I hope to improve it some day. Now I simply don’t have time and energy for that. Maybe someone else […]

Kiran Potphode

<p>This plugin is a easy to use and  powerful way to generate charts to show on your website page and posts. Charts created using this plugin are simple to create, easy to manage.</p>
<p>Charts are created using SVG and CSS3 transitions; so are interactive.<br />
This plugin is developed using uvCharts javascript library <a href="http://imaginea.github.io/uvCharts/index.html" rel="nofollow ugc">http://imaginea.github.io/uvCharts/index.html</a>.</p>
<h3>12 Chart types</h3>
<p>Lots of chart type you can choose from.<br />
Follow some quick steps and create interactive charts embed anywhere in post or page.<br />
You can add multiple charts or single chart multiple times on single page.</p>
<p>Supported charts are:</p>
<ol>
<li>Bar Chart</li>
<li>Stacked Bar Chart</li>
<li>Step Up Bar Chart</li>
<li>Percent Bar Chart</li>
<li>Area Chart</li>
<li>Stacked Area Chart</li>
<li>Percent Area Chart</li>
<li>Line Chart</li>
<li>Pie Chart</li>
<li>Donut Chart</li>
<li>Polar Area Chart</li>
<li>Waterfall Chart</li>
</ol>
<h3>Uniform Data Representation</h3>
<p>Provide data to chart and it will work for any chart type.<br />
You can switch to any chart type without making any changes in data.<br />
Manage your data with excel sheet like experience.</p>
<h3>Simple and customizable</h3>
<p>Charts are simple to manage and highly customizable with many categorized configuration options.<br />
Live preview of charts on screen make it easy to have an idea about how your chart is going to look.</p>
<h3>Download as Image</h3>
<p>Options is provided so that user can download chart as an image.</p>
<h3>Embed anywhere</h3>
<p>With Quick insert button to visual editor you can quickly add available charts to any post or page.</p>
<h3>Elegant designs</h3>
<p>Charts configuration come with many predefined design and color preferences.<br />
Easy charts are responsive too.</p>


Easy Charts

Maybe the best chart creator for WordPress I've used yet. I love the ability to paste from a spreadsheet and the plugin automatically adds the appropriate number of columns and rows to match the pasted selection. Excellent work here!



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