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dxChart series point image
To display an image instead of series points, assign its URL to the url property. If needed, resize the image using the height and width properties. Otherwise, you can assign the URL directly to the image property. View Demo height Specifies the height of the image used instead of a point marker. Normally, this property accepts a numeric value, but if you have a range
dxChart series point image url
Normally, this property accepts one URL as a string value, but if you have a range area series, you may want to specify different images for the minimum and maximum points. In that instance, set the url property to an object with the rangeMinPoint and rangeMaxPoint fields. rangeMaxPoint Specifies the URL of the image to be used as a maximum point marker. rangeMinPoint Specifies the URL
dxChart AreaSeries point image
To display an image instead of series points, assign its URL to the url property. If needed, resize the image using the height and width properties. Otherwise, you can assign the URL directly to the image property. View Demo height Specifies the height of the image used instead of a point marker. Normally, this property accepts a numeric value, but if you have a range
dxChart FullStackedAreaSeries point image
To display an image instead of series points, assign its URL to the url property. If needed, resize the image using the height and width properties. Otherwise, you can assign the URL directly to the image property. View Demo height Specifies the height of the image used instead of a point marker. Normally, this property accepts a numeric value, but if you have a range
dxChart FullStackedLineSeries point image
To display an image instead of series points, assign its URL to the url property. If needed, resize the image using the height and width properties. Otherwise, you can assign the URL directly to the image property. View Demo height Specifies the height of the image used instead of a point marker. Normally, this property accepts a numeric value, but if you have a range