An anchor point is defined by an orientation (normalized) vector and a position on the data element. The orientation depends on the scale type (vertical, horizontal or radial). The position is calculated based on the anchor
option and the orientation vector.
Supported values for anchor
:
center
(default): element centerstart
: lowest element boundaryend
: highest element boundaryThe align
option defines the position of the label relative to the anchor point position and orientation. Its value can be expressed either by a number representing the clockwise angle (in degree) or by one of the following string presets:
start
: the label is positioned before the anchor point, following the same directionend
: the label is positioned after the anchor point, following the same directioncenter
(default): the label is centered on the anchor pointright
: the label is positioned to the right of the anchor point (0°)bottom
: the label is positioned to the bottom of the anchor point (90°)left
: the label is positioned to the left of the anchor point (180°)top
: the label is positioned to the top of the anchor point (270°)The offset
represents the distance (in pixels) to pull the label away from the anchor point. This option is not applicable when align
is center
. Also note that if align
is start
, the label is moved in the opposite direction. The default value is 4
.
This option controls the clockwise rotation angle (in degrees) of the label, the rotation center point being the label center. The default value is 0
(no rotation).
The display
option controls the visibility of labels (true
to show all labels, else false
to hide all labels). This option is scriptable, so it's also possible to show/hide a few labels:
display: function(context) {
return context.dataIndex % 2; // display labels with an odd index
}