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dxChart StackedSplineAreaSeries 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 StackedSplineSeries 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 StepAreaSeries 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 StepLineSeries 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
dxDiagram dxDiagramConnector points
The points property contains an array of connector points. Each point is specified by its x- and y-coordinates in units. The points property value has the following format: [{"x":264,"y":384},{"x":288,"y":420},{"x":480,"y":420}]. x A horizontal position of the point. y A vertical position of the point.