Oh! Kudos for the redesign Andreas!
I've just updated the plugin, the new charts and tabs look really nice, and
useful.
Cheers!
El Sunday, January 26, 2025 a la(s) 7:43:07 PM UTC-3, Andreas Gerstmayr
escribió:
> Am 18.01.25 um 11:09 schrieb Stefano Zacchiroli:
> > - Fava Portfolio Returns ->
The successor to bean-report is beanquery.
At one point (with v2) it was part of Beancount, but now it's an
independent tool. It's much more powerful and flexible than bean-report.
You can install beanquery from here:
https://pypi.org/project/beanquery/
The problem is, the only documentation tha
yagebu seems to be working as of last week on a version of Fava that would
be compatible with both Beancount v2 and v3, using the standalone beanquery
package.
* meta-issue tracking the work:
https://github.com/beancount/fava/issues/1860
* the (currently WIP) PR: https://github.com/beancount/fa
> And please do share your diff here or in a gist? I suspect there's many
users like me as you suggested too.
Yes, no problem! It's just changing the width from 9rem to something that
suits you in line 1465 (for Fava 1.27.2). In my case I set it to 13rem, but
YMMV.
Here's the diff:
--- fava/s
Thanks Cameron for the tip! All the CSS for the packaged version of Fava
gets compiled into a one big app.css, but I was able to find the relevant
class and adjust it.
I'm a developer myself... but let's say that CSS and I aren't very good
friends, so your pointer was very welcome :)
Anyway, I
Hi there!
Is there anything I can do on my side of things, to fix this in Fava?
(small example of the journal for an account)
[image: Captura desde 2024-03-06 10-31-00.png]
As you can see at the topmost row, as soon as the amount is greater than
99,999.99, Fava starts to break the amount and sym
