Assuming you have created a Chart.js canvas
element and a label
, you can position the label element over the chart element using CSS position: absolute
.
Here is an example code snippet where a p
element is positioned over a canvas
element using the position
and top
and left
properties:
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In the above code snippet, the parent div
element has a position: relative
property, which defines the positioning context for the child elements. The canvas
element and the p
element are children of this div
element. The p
element has a position: absolute
property, which makes it positioned relative to its closest positioned ancestor element (in this case, the div
element). The top
and left
properties define the position of the label element relative to the parent div
element.
You can use this technique to position a label
element over a canvas
element containing a Chart.js chart. Just make sure to adjust the top
and left
properties to position the label element where you want it to be.
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