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Description
Documentation Is:
- Missing or needed?
- Confusing
- Not sure?
Please Explain in Detail...
Possibly a duplicate, but;
It's just quite annoying that the examples take up the such huge parts of the screen, forces me to scroll a lot to get down to the programmatical information I'm looking for.
(I'm on a 27" 2560×1440 monitor on Google Chrome, Arch Linux)
On typically rectangular height/width ratioed charts (such as Line and Bar), it's actually kind of demanding to read the chart because of the distance between the ticks
Charts that usually have more of a square height/width ratio are just pushing the page height a lot.

Your Proposal for Changes
I notice the height seems automatically applied based on the charts' aspect ratios, but they really don't need to be full width on large screens either.
I think the resizing works nice up to a point around 1600-1700 pixels window width, at which point they start to become annoyingly large.
I propose doing some breakpoint-based size calculation and add breakpoints beyond 1920 pixels width,
or perhaps keep the aspect ratios as-is and set a max-width on the container, to stop the charts from growing with the window size.
Example
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