The exchange rate graph return major currencies compared against the Australian dollar. It's not a particularly pretty chart but the colour values may be altered by way of shortcode (we've used very different bold colours to clearly differentiate one currency from another).
Inclusion is made with the shortcode of [bm_exchange]
. The result:
Various attributes may alter the graph appearance.
Shortcode Attributes
Various attributes alter the manner in which data is returned to a user.
fields
usd,nzd,sgd,cad,eur,gbp
. Alter as required with a comma delimited string, such as fields="usd,nzd,cad"
.frequency
points
start
or end
time is provided.[/sc].cache
cache="259200"
(3 days).start
start
and end
date. Use as follows: start="20200601"
(1st June 2020). An 8 or 10-figure time group is accepted. Should be used with an end
date.end
start
and end
date. Use as follows: start="20200601"
(1st June 2020). An 8 or 10-figure time group is accepted. Should be used with a start
date.width
width="600"
) will return that graph width in pixels.height
height="450"
.title
title="This is another title
).title_display
title_display="1"
to show.legend
legend="0"
to hide.legend_color
rgb(80, 80, 80)
. Use a 6-figure HEX value or RGB value.title_padding_top
title_padding_top="30"
.title_padding_bottom
title_padding_bottom="20"
.line_border_width
ine_border_width="3"
.cpi_border_radius
ine_border_width="3"
.line_border
line_border_width="3"
.cache
cache="259200"
(3 days).ImageCalc Currency Graphs
The graphing features made available to clients is quite extensive, and the ImageCalc API is introduced in an FAQ titled "How to Use the Image Mortgage Graph Shortcode and Elementor Block".
The standard RESTful response includes a single array with a key-value pair representing the X and Y axis. An additional attribute of full=true is available and will return various array formats that can easily be used in our own JavaScript graphing plugin, and Google Charts.
Example shortcode of [exchange_graph frequency="day" points="45" currency="usd"]
will return the following graph:
Pictured: The graph shown is a static image. The chart is quite busy so our JavaScript graphing tools (above) are usually far more appropriate. The JS API returns a mouseover value when interacting with the X axis. However, the image graphs are faster-loading and more easily integrated into other dynamic applications (such as PDF documents).
A candlestick chart is usually more appropriate and tends to add a little colour to the graph; it shown the low and high for each rendered day.
Unlike some of our other image tools, the image is saved to a dedicated directory in our client plugin (identical graphs are sourced from your own archive while dynamic images are cached for a short period). In this way we don't fill up your WordPress media library with unnecessary graphs.
Shortcode attributes include the following:
frequency
day
', 'week
', or 'month
'.points
currency
currency="usd,nzd,cad"
.start_date, end_date, and days
days
attribute will always use a current end_date
.graph
line
, bar
, and candlestick
. Determines the type of graph to return.■ ■ ■
Related Graphing FAQs
Related Graphing FAQs.
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. The Result:
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The exchange rate graph return major currencies compared against the Australian dollar. It's not a particularly pretty chart but the colour values may be altered by way of shortcode (we've used very different bold colours to clearly differentiate one currency from another). Inclusion is made with the shortcode of [bm_exchange]
. The result:
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Pictured:
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