## Help Request
### Problem description
I am currently using a timeline chart and I change the range of the X-axis
(time range) from a few minutes to some hours or even some days. Then the
x-axis scale is obviously adapted and so is the display: it shrinks data
horizontally. If I have a continuous line of data, after moving the scale
from 30 minutes to 24 hours, it is okay. BUT, let say I have several bars
over different sets of minutes, it makes it discontinuous obviously and we
see multiple bars displayed over this range of minutes. When I shrink the
scale, so are the bars widths, it displayed something not smooth, with tiny
pixels of white in between.
### Current Result
-Display over a 30 minutes-range: OK.
[image: image (1).png]
-Display over a 12-hours range: OK (it is still precise and we can notice
there is a gap of time in between so it is good).
[image: image (2).png]
-Display over a 24hours range: NOT OK (the first previous bars are now
closer to each other BUT we can notice a bit of white inside of it. It is
not continuous).
[image: image (3).png]
### Expected solution
If bars are really close to each other, is it possible to make the whole
set of them smoother without white in between OR to gather them inside a
single plain bar which will split if we zoom back in ?
Example :
[image: image (4).png] --------->
[image: image (5).png]
Over 30 min Over 12 hours
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