@philipcdavis Confirming bug. It's weird, it doesn't matter what value you put for the Y-axis padding, the problem is solved. Working version at http://jsfiddle.net/xouqm42n/.

@Aendrew The fiddle you posted is working with one exception. The largest bar chart label is still getting cut off. Updating the padding fixes it, but not in a flexible way.

In my case it would be much easier if the top padding was based off pixels, not relative to the Y Axis scale. For instance, padding{top: 10} should be 10 pixels below the top of the scale, not 10 points on the scale. That way your bar chart would be flexible enough to handle any data set (Whether the scale is 0-1, or 0-100). Does this make sense?

@philipcdavis Thanks for your reporting. I think this issue has been fixed and I modified to assume axis.y.padding is pixels as default. I'll release them in the next version v0.4.8.

This is working for me now. Thanks for the fix!

Thanks. v0.4.8 has been released, so please let me close.