This tutorial will show how we can build a custom loading indicator that can be toggled on and off as needed. The final loading indicator will contain following elements: Main container / curtain. Label Icon Let’s walk through all of them step-by-step. Main container / curtain We will use Container object, placed over chart to […]

This demo shows how we can dynamically modify labels of the CategoryAxis using an adapter. We need to add an adapter on an axis label template, which is accessible via axis’ renderer: In this particular example, actual category name is being replaced with a different value extracted from data.

This demo shows how we can use XYCursor event “cursormoved” to automatically apply hover state to each bullet in the same category.

This demo shows how we can use series settings events to ensure only one series is shown on an XY chart at a time, by toggling off other series automatically.

Normally, when you click/tap a slice on a Pie chart, it would pull out a little. You can have multiple slices pulled out that way. This tutorial will show how you can set up Pie chart in order to allow only one slice to be pulled at any given time. Task We want the slice […]

This extensive tutorial will show how you can use pdfmake library, which is bundled with amCharts 5 plugin Exporting, to generate full page, multi-content report PDF documents. Disclaimer Majority of this tutorial is based on using pdfmake. It’s an excellent third party library enabling generating PDF documents in JavaScript. Our aim is to walk you […]

Normally, browsers will display a context menu when you press right mouse button over some element. If done over amCharts 5, it will display a context menu for a <canvas> element. This tutorial will show how you can disable default behavior of a right-click on canvas elements, as well as attach built-in rightclick event to […]

This demo shows how we adapters to position X axis labels under base (zero) line, rather than fixed at the bottom of the plot area.

This tutorial will explain how you can easily make your chart grow or contract based on an actual number of data. The problem Let’s take a simple bar chart: It looks OK. However, it height is fixed, so if we had more bars, it might start looking a bit awkward: Or, if there are too […]

These are two demos that show how we can use chart cursor’s cursormoved event to trigger hover effects on multiple series’ bullets. Changing appearance of bullets This will make bullets grow larger on the category currently hovered by chart cursor. Showing on hover only In this demo, the bullets will be hidden except on the […]