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Axes Labels

Different logics are available regarding the way to display the labels on the axes when can't all be displayed. Whether the axis shows discrete or continuous values, the following modes can be applied on the horizontal and vertical axes:

Horizontal axis

On the horizontal axis the property config.horizontalAxisLabelsBehavior can be set to anticipate a situation where all the labels can't be displayed. The available values are from the WebChartLabelBehavior:

WebChartLabelBehavior = {
  Hide: "hide",
  Rotate: "rotate",
  Stagger: "stagger",
  Wrap: "wrap",
};
horizontalAxisLabelsBehaviorChart
Rotate (default mode)Rotate
WrapWrap
StaggerStagger
HideHide

Vertical axis

On the vertical axis the property config.verticalAxisLabelsBehavior can be set to anticipate a situation where the labels occupy too much space. The available values are a subset from the WebChartLabelBehavior:

WebChartLabelBehavior = {
  Hide: "hide",
  Wrap: "wrap",
};
Wrap (default mode)Hide
Wrap VerticalHide Vertical