This plugin is so good that it’s hard to suggest any improvements but this is one: make the bar gradient
For now, you can set a gradient for the filled part of the gauge but not the background as the picture shows, and it’s indeed a good idea, I’ll work on it 
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Awesome! Thanks for the free gift. Great plugin!
Is there any ability to make it a bar gauge rather than a radial gauge? So basically the same idea, just a horizontal bar with a needle floating to indicate measurement. I basically want to have a bar show when a user is in the correct range vs being under or over. Similar to your first example, but flat. A horizontal arrangement would just take up less space.
Very nice
Add textures for better reality
Add digital display (7 segment fonts)

It would also be great if you could add a Tooltip for each Zone, so you can explain what each area is for when the mouse is hovered over it.
Hmm, Is this still supported? My questions remain unanswered 2 months later.
I was hoping to mention that it is an issue if the gauge is holy a half-circle, because the top 1/2 of the gauge is blank and that leaves unwanted space above the gauge. I wish it would not take up that space in these instances.

Hey @christo1,
Sorry, I took your last comment as feedback (which was added to our roadmap) and not a question.
The plugin is indeed still regularly updated and maintained 
That’s indeed a problematic behaviour, probably caused by the fact that you can also create round gauges. However, the responsive box should adapt to its content anyway and this shouldn’t happen.
I was not able to reproduce the bug on my end, as you can see below the responsive box adapts to its content and borders are correctly defined.
Do you have a preview link you could share so we can investigate the issue?
In the meantime, if you need an emergency fix and using the new responsive editor, you can set a negative top margin/border on the element to fix the issue.
Thank you for the quick reply. I am pleased that it is still a supported plugin. I’ll message you with the preview link. The Radius is set at 50, where your sample seems to be around 75? . Here is a gif of my setup. Screen Recording 2022-10-07...
Got it, I’ll investigate the behaviour in the next hours and will get back to you here.
Your image got me thinking and I played around a bit to get this:

The Radius scale seems to decide how much of the element the gauge fills. The arc Angle at 0 creates 1/2 an arc. The size of the gauge appears to be directly linked to the height of the element and not the width. So I needed to play around with this to get the size just right.
It appears that for a 1/2 gauge like this one a ratio of the height being about 6% (62% is what I used) of the width, fills the entire element most completely.
So it is all sorted for now, thank you!
Happy that you found out, and thanks for sharing the solution 
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Question (graphic):
I use this in a dashboard for a client, but many time there is a black sort of line in a corner.
What is that? and how to get rid of that? Am I doing something wrong or is it something else.
Hi @lakeman, we’ll have a look. Do you have a preview of this page?
Fixed it by giving it a fixed size.