ggvis in R: Change color when mouse hover
Is there a code that can realize the first example picture on the GGVIS homepage?
The function I want is that the color changes when I hover over the bar.
Thanks.
Solution
Try the fill.hover argument:
library(ggvis)
faithful %>%
ggvis(~eruptions, fill := "#fff8dc", fill.hover := "#fcb5a2") %>%
layer_histograms(width = 0.25)
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