This demo shows how we can show a bullet on the hovered data item without creating bullets for each data item. This results in a better performance.

This demo shows how we can add custom images to be displayed in a Treemap nodes on hover.

This demo shows how we can customize a gauge chart’s hand by pushing any element into its children set. It uses a Triangle to replace the tip and an SVG Image to replace the pin.

This demo adds a Container element with a gradient-filled rectangle and some labels to create a custom “heat legend” using multi-color steps. The code Related docs The demo

This demo shows how we can toggle a series off and on using its hide() and show() methods. Relevant code:

This demo shows how we can add “hidden” scrollbars directly into plot container of an XY chart, to be shown on hover only.

Axes of various types follow their own logic when they choose where to place its grid and labels. However, sometimes you need to place those labels at precisely value X, or on date Y. That’s where axis ranges might come in handy, which is the focus of this tutorial. Prerequisites Just to refresh your memory […]

This demo shows how to create double-tooltips for series bullets. When hovered, bullet will display some content. When bullet is clicked it will display a permanent sticky tooltip with different information until clicked again.

This short tutorial will explain how we can add various types of information as a watermark on charts. In plot area of an XY chart An XY chart has a special container called a plot area, accessible via chart.plotContainer. We can create any type of element, as well as push it into plot container’s children. […]

This short tutorial will show how to pre-hide individual slices of a pie chart, in this case ones that have zero value. Hiding a slice To a hide a slice on a pie series (or any other percent series for that matter), we need to call the hide() method of its data item. For example, […]