Class Labels

    • Constructor Detail

      • Labels

        public Labels()
    • Method Detail

      • getItems

        public List<LabelsItem> getItems()
        Returns a HTML label that can be positioned anywhere in the chart area.

        Default: null.

      • setItems

        public void setItems​(List<LabelsItem> labelsItems)
        Sets a HTML label that can be positioned anywhere in the chart area.
      • getStyle

        public <K,​V> Map<K,​V> getStyle()
        Returns shared generic CSS styles for all labels.

        Default:

         color: #3E576F;
         
        Type Parameters:
        K - type for the key

        if style was set using setStyle(String), type will be String

        if style was set using setStyle(Map), type will be the same as the type from the key of the map

        if style was not set, default style will be applied, and type will be String

        V - type for the value

        if style was set using setStyle(String), type will be String

        if style was set using setStyle(Map), type will be the same as the type from the key of the map

        if style was not set, default style will be applied, and type will be String

      • setStyle

        public void setStyle​(String style)
        Sets shared generic CSS styles for all labels.

        This method allows simple settings like

        
         label.setStyle("fontWeight: 'bold'; color: 'white'; textShadow: '0px 1px 2px black'");
         

        In the format of CSS key:value, and ";" separating multiple key:value pairs, if you have more a complex CSS styling, we recommend using setStyle(Map)

        Parameters:
        style - one or many CSS key:value pairs in a single line string format
      • setStyle

        public <K,​V> void setStyle​(Map<K,​V> style)
        Sets shared generic CSS styles for all labels.

        This method allows complex styling like:

         
         Map<String, Object> styles = new HashMap<String, Object>();
         styles.put("fill", "#E8E8EA");
         styles.put("stroke", "#6E6E78");
         styles.put("stroke-width", "1");
         styles.put("r", "0");
         Map<String, Object> states = new HashMap<String, Object>();
         Map<String, String> hover = new HashMap<String, String>();
         hover.put("fill", "#F4F4F6");
         hover.put("stroke", "#6E6E78");
         hover.put("stroke-width", "1");
         hover.put("r", "0");
         states.put("hover", hover);
         styles.put("states", states);
         Map<String, String> style = new HashMap<String, String>();
         style.put("color", "#4D5663");
         style.put("fontSize", "12px");
         style.put("fontFamily", "'Arial'");
         style.put("fontWeight", "normal");
         style.put("padding", "10px");
         styles.put("style", style);
         
        which will generate the final results like:
        
         {
             "fill": "#E8E8EA",
             "stroke": "#6E6E78",
             "stroke-width": "1",
             "r": "0",
             "states":
             {
                 "hover":
                 {
                     "fill": "#F4F4F6",
                     "stroke": "#6E6E78",
                     "stroke-width": "1",
                     "r": "0"
                 }
             },
             "style":
             {
                 "color": "#4D5663",
                 "fontSize": "12px",
                 "fontFamily": "'Arial'",
                 "fontWeight": "normal",
                 "padding": "10px"
             }
         }
         
        Type Parameters:
        K - Type for the key, usually String
        V - Type for the value, usually String. For nested maps, use Object or any other type.
        Parameters:
        style - the style object