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Is it possible to change the size of the Cards displayed in Grid view? We are using the idea of starting stories with "As a developer, I". With the current size of the cards all the cards pretty much only show "As a developer, I." I'd like to make the cards bigger. If you can point me to where in the CSS files this is defined I can change it myself if there isn't a property file to set.

I have a project I use to track my personal work. I suppose it's a rather unique use case since I do most of my work independently. Nevertheless, Mingle atom feeds make it easy to "monitor" my status from any RSS reader. You can do this for your own work in any Mingle project just by setting history filters appropriately. It's kind of cool.
To set this up just go to the History tab in any Mingle project, tune the filter to get what you want and copy the RSS link into a reader. Done. You can have more than one feed to handle different kinds of events (things being completed, things being added, etc.)
It looks like this in Microsoft Outlook.
(I have masked some proprietary words in this image.)

I'm trying to use a data series chart to graph some performance metrics from tests that are regularly run on client data. I'm using this macro definition to do so:
{{
data-series-chart
conditions: type = "Test Run"
cumulative: false
chart-width: 1000
plot-width: 800
x-labels-start: 1 Nov 2011
trend-ignore:
series:
- data: SELECT Date, Max("Modeling Time")
label: Series
color: #FF0000
trend: true
trend-line-width: 2
}}
So there's a card type for Test Run, which has a Date property (when the test was run) and a result (Modeling Time). These tests are not run daily, so there's many days that don't have values. What I'd like to end up with is a data series with an x-axis point for every day for which there WAS a test run. But what I get out is a chart that has an x-axis point for every day, with a value of 0 for any day when there was no run. Thus the trend line is calculated off of incorrect values, and the data series line has huge spikes between troughs at 0 (see attached).
How do I limit the x-axis to days that have values? Or do I have to be graphing against something else, like test run number or something?

I'm looking for a way to share a single card repository across Mingle projects.
The reasoning behind this is, we have multiple teams that work on N+ products from a project and maintenance view point.
Overtime products move between teams to level out capacity. So instead of recreating all the cards in another project we'd like to just make a configuration change to the project so a card type is move from one to the other.
The other problem is each team can fine tune how they work and may have differences in their processes which means they each have different project configurations, we don't want to hinder continuous improvement.