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Thanks I must have overlooked that
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what would be really nice feature is if I can specify an html element to be my tooltip. That way I can fully customize my tooltip as much as I want and just set the tooltip to be the html element. Then it would also be nice if there can be text replacement such as {value} or {label} that would be replaced with the displayValue of that particular datapoint.
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Is it possible to create a completely custom tooltip? I want to redesign my tooltip that contains multiple back ground colors and gradients as well as images. Is possible to create such a custom tool tip?
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First of all I would like to stay that your support on these forums is great. I also have a question about gradients. I know that plotGradientColor is for applying gradients at the chart level for all the series. But I need to specify a different gradient on each of the fills of a 2d multi-series area chart and different gradients on each column of a 2d column chart. Can you help with this? Thanks
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thank you. I am using the color attribute now. What I am trying to do is have a a different gradient for each of the fills in a multiseries area chart. I know that plotGradientColor defines a gradient color that is applied to all of the area fills but what if I want a different gradient for each area fill? The property plotGradientColor does not work at the dataset level. Is there a gradient attribute I can use to define a gradient at the dataset level? Thank you
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Thanks this worked perfectly. Is the 'dashed' attribute documented? I did not see it when I was looking for it in the docs.
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I get quite different colors when I use plotFillColor or color for the fill color of an area chart. Is there a difference between the two properties? Which one should I use?
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Is it possible to have one series a dashed border and one series a solid border on a multi-series area chart. To me it seems like the property plotBorderDashed=1 only works on the chart but not on a particular series. Is there a way around this limitation?
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Is it possible to use the annotation feature in fusionWidgets on a fusionchart area chart or a powerchart multi level pie chart? Or does the annotation feature only work on fusionWidget charts? thanks
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Thanks this worked perfectly!
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For some reason the background image is applied around the canvas but not on the canvas itself. as a result the chart has a white background but all around it my bg image is visible. Here is what I am using to style my chart: //anchor styling DrawAnchors = 1, AnchorBgColor = "ffffff", AnchorBorderThickness = 1, AnchorAlpha = 100, //gridlines showAlternateHGridColor = 0, divLineIsDashed = 1, baseFontColor = "ffffff", outCnvBaseFontColor = "fff", showToolTip = 0, //chart styling showBorder = 0, showYAxisValues = 1, showLegend=0, chartTopMargin= "50", plotGradientColor=" ", //background image bgImage = "/Content/images/bg.png", bgImageDisplayMode = "Tile", How can I get the background image applied to the entire area and have no white background behind the chart (on the canvas)