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So currently, market order volume is displayed in stats like this:
Which has the sell bars on a higher z-layer index than the buy bars. So, if there are more buys than sells, both are easily visible.
However, when the reverse is true, buys are not visible unless you mouse over which I imagine changes the alpha properties or something of the underlying layers.
My suggestion is to make it so that ideally, overlapping bars have z-indexes set so that the smaller of the two has a higher z-index and then both of them are always visible. Alternatively, defaulting the bars to always have an opacity less than 100 like when we mouse over the chart will achieve the same effect. That being said, the first option is a much cleaner approach in my opinion.
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So currently, market order volume is displayed in stats like this:
Which has the sell bars on a higher z-layer index than the buy bars. So, if there are more buys than sells, both are easily visible.
However, when the reverse is true, buys are not visible unless you mouse over which I imagine changes the alpha properties or something of the underlying layers.
My suggestion is to make it so that ideally, overlapping bars have z-indexes set so that the smaller of the two has a higher z-index and then both of them are always visible. Alternatively, defaulting the bars to always have an opacity less than 100 like when we mouse over the chart will achieve the same effect. That being said, the first option is a much cleaner approach in my opinion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: