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Sorry, the graph is rendered using Google Charts API and I have no intention of trying to debug that, you should report it to Google for them to fix.

I think I just found the problem in their script, depending on if a certain item is being used...

 

Script in question:

http://www.google.com/uds/api/visualization/1.0/2c2aa384a0c11bcc3db50ebc83f1b92d/format+en,default,corechart.I.js

Script snippet in question:

Ql="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; z-index: 1;"

...because it looks to me like Google is setting an arbitrary z-index level with their script that's falling afoul of the rest of your site beta page. This part was the only piece to turn up a z-index value. If you have any way to override that, it might be worth trying. Beyond that, something tells me it might be better if you report it, seeing as you're the primary developer of the graph, not me. :(

 

~D. V. "Google would probably try to make me jump through hoops I can't jump through anyway..." Devnull

Can we add a "year" or "all" graph, which shows more than a month of data?

 

:mrgreen:

seams it broke around the time jagex decided to drop a nuke ;O that EMP :rolleyes:

 

Or is it only me having the problem? :)

seams it broke around the time jagex decided to drop a nuke ;O that EMP :rolleyes:

 

Or is it only me having the problem? :)

 

Wish you'd said something when you noticed the problem instead of waiting 3 days. :P Jagex changed their layout so I had to tweak the script.

seams it broke around the time jagex decided to drop a nuke ;O that EMP :rolleyes:

 

Or is it only me having the problem? :)

 

Wish you'd said something when you noticed the problem instead of waiting 3 days. :P Jagex changed their layout so I had to tweak the script.

 

:D did not notice it 3 days ago :D ty <3