If value option is greater than max option custom sector coloring reverts to default red hex color.

[makeitaboldmove]

And for display purposes we cannot get away with making the value and max equal because of the way we are using this library (see below).

Here's the generated JavaScript behind the one with 132%. The gauge fill should be green.

var gauge_one = new JustGage({

    id : "gauge_one",
    value : 15176,
    min : 0,
    max : 11521,
    title : "2015 Pump Bookings",
    label : "$15,176",
    textRenderer : function() {
        return "132%"
    },

    titleFontColor : "#141414",
    titleFontFamily : "GTPressuraWeb",
    titlePosition : "below",
    titleFontColor : "#141414",
    valueFontFamily : "Open Sans",
    valueMinFontSize : 14,
    titleMinFontSize : 14,
    labelMinFontSize : 14,
    minLabelMinFontSize : 14,
    maxLabelMinFontSize : 14,

    hideInnerShadow : true,
    levelColorsGradient : false,
    counter : true,

    customSectors : [{
        color : "#e6281e",
        lo : 0,
        hi : 8526,
    }, {
        color : "#f6f400",
        lo : 8527,
        hi : 11520,
    }, {
        color : "#94d61c",
        lo : 11521,
        hi : 15177,
    }],
});

Any thought on this would be appreciated. Thank you.

[toorshia]

I think there's a bug in getColor(). Whenever you set value to match lo value for the sector, it returns red. Let me do some fixing...

[toorshia]

Fixed. Check http://justgage.com/issues/194.html, and get latest commit. Thanks for the heads-up!