Configuration options

For initial declarative chart setup. View as JSON.

Highcharts.setOptions({

});

Highcharts.stockChart({

xAxis: {

alignTicks: true

allowDecimals: true

alternateGridColor: null

breaks: { ... }

ceiling: null

className: null

crosshair: { ... }

dateTimeLabelFormats: { ... }

description: null

endOnTick: null

events: { ... }

floor: null

gridLineColor: #e6e6e6

gridLineDashStyle: Solid

gridLineWidth: 0

gridZIndex: 1

id: null

labels: { ... }

lineColor: #ccd6eb

lineWidth: null

linkedTo: null

margin: null

max: null

maxPadding: null

maxRange: null

maxZoom: null

min: null

minorGridLineColor: #f2f2f2

minorGridLineDashStyle: Solid

minorGridLineWidth: null

minorTickColor: #999999

minorTickInterval: null

minorTickLength: null

minorTickPosition: null

minorTicks: false

minorTickWidth: 0

minPadding: null

minRange: null

minTickInterval: null

offset: 0

opposite: false

ordinal: true

overscroll: 0

plotBands: { ... }

plotLines: { ... }

range: null

reversed: false

reversedStacks: false

scrollbar: { ... }

showEmpty: true

showFirstLabel: true

showLastLabel: true

softMax: null

softMin: null

startOfWeek: null

startOnTick: null

tickAmount: null

tickColor: #ccd6eb

tickInterval: null

tickLength: null

tickPixelInterval: null

tickPosition: null

tickPositioner: null

tickPositions: null

tickWidth: null

title: { ... }

units: null

visible: true

}

});

Members and properties

For modifying the chart at runtime. See the class reference.

Welcome to the Highstock JS Options Reference

These pages outline the chart configuration options, and the methods and properties of Highcharts objects.

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xAxis

The X axis or category axis. Normally this is the horizontal axis, though if the chart is inverted this is the vertical axis. In case of multiple axes, the xAxis node is an array of configuration objects.

See the Axis class for programmatic access to the axis.

In Highmaps, the axis is hidden, but it is used behind the scenes to control features like zooming and panning. Zooming is in effect the same as setting the extremes of one of the exes.