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FusionWidgets XT offers Styles to help you apply font, effects and animations to various objects of the chart. Styles lends a simple mechanism using which you can easily control the visual layout of charts. See chart below which is setup to live-demonstrate some of the basic features of Styles. It has left-aligned caption with a different font face, and a pyramid sliding from left. In case you have missed the animation, you can again recheck the animation clicking the button below saying - "Click here to animate the chart above". The chart is supposed to load here. If you are unable to see the chart here and can see this message, please check Basic Troubleshooting page.
To use Styles, all you need to do is:
Starting FusionWidgets XT, each object on the chart has been assigned a unique name, for direct association with style definitions. For example, the background of the chart is termed as BACKGROUND. Similarly, the plot (columns, lines, areas etc.) on the chart is named as DATAPLOT. This enables you to associate each style to multiple chart objects or associate multiple chart objects to a particular style. You can find the list of objects for each chart in individual Chart XML Sheet. |
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Before we delve into more details, let's briefly skim over the different style type options that are present in FusionWidgets XT. |
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Note: In JavaScript charts, customized animation, shadow, glow, bevel and blur style types are not available. JavaScript charts provide limited support for customized Font style. |