Center Title? or Annotation Object without border?

[User (Legacy)]

I am placing two ChartFX horizontal bar charts side-by-side and I've written

them so the one on the left displays labels on the vertical axis and the one

on the right has a legend on the right side of it...

The titles are coming out centered over the entire graphic, not just the

chart portion. They look strange since each title is shifted over the chart,

either right or left.  Is there a way to make a title centered over just the

chart portion, excluding labels and legends?

The other approach I tried was creating an annotation object to show the

title. But I can't seem to get the border not to show.  One of these

approaches should work - but how?

Thanks in advance,

Jim

just_jt@hotmail.com

[Software FX]

There is no flag in ChartFX to specify that the title should be centered

around the chart area, I will see if we can support this with a new flag.

In the meantime the annotation approach should work, an annotation label

does not display a border. There is one sample in our support site that

creates an annotation with client code, even though you are doing it in the

server the code should work as a sample of how to create an annotation

label.

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Regards

JC

Software FX Support

"Jim" <just_jt@hotmail.com> wrote in message

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> I am placing two ChartFX horizontal bar charts side-by-side and I've

written

> them so the one on the left displays labels on the vertical axis and the

one

> on the right has a legend on the right side of it...

>

> The titles are coming out centered over the entire graphic, not just the

> chart portion. They look strange since each title is shifted over the

chart,

> either right or left.  Is there a way to make a title centered over just

the

> chart portion, excluding labels and legends?

>

> The other approach I tried was creating an annotation object to show the

> title. But I can't seem to get the border not to show.  One of these

> approaches should work - but how?

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

> Jim

> just_jt@hotmail.com

>

>