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JavaScript/jQuery Chart - crosshair.label

Configures the crosshair labels.

Type:

Object

Crosshair labels appear on the chart axes when a user pauses on a series point. They display the argument and the value of this series point.

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There are two crosshair labels on a chart - one for each crosshair line, and the label object described here configures both. If you need to set properties individually for each label, use the label object within the crosshair.horizontalLine or crosshair.verticalLine object. Individual settings override common ones.

Because the crosshair labels are hidden by default, assign true to the label.visible field if you need them to be shown.

backgroundColor

Paints the background of the crosshair labels.

Type:

String

Default Value: '#f05b41'

This property supports the following colors:

customizeText

Customizes the text displayed by the crosshair labels.

Type:

Function

Function parameters:
info:

Object

Information about the point a user paused on.

Object structure:
Name Type Description
point

Point

The Point object.

value

Date

|

Number

|

String

The raw argument value.

valueText

String

The formatted value converted to a string.

Return Value:

String

The text for the crosshair label to display.

Cannot be used in themes.

This property accepts a function that will be called twice on each point - once for the horizontal line, and then for the vertical. To specify an individual function, which will be called for the horizontal or vertical line separately, use the customizeText property within horizontalLine.label or verticalLine.label object.

NOTE
As an alternative to the function’s parameter you can use the this keyword.

font

Specifies font properties for the crosshair labels.

Type:

Object

format

Formats a point value/argument before it is displayed in the crosshair label.

Type:

Format

| undefined
Default Value: undefined

See the format section for information on accepted values.

When this property value is undefined, the date-time axes display larger date range boundaries in labels. For example, if an axis displays months, it also displays a year near each instance of January. If an axis displays days, it also displays a month name near each first visible day mark.

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visible

Makes the crosshair labels visible. Applies only if the crosshair feature is enabled.

Type:

Boolean

Default Value: false