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SharpPlot Reference > SharpPlot Properties > LabelStyle Property SharpPlot.LabelStyle PropertySet Label style public LabelStyles LabelStyle {get; set;} Examplesp.LabelStyle = LabelStyles.FlatText; To blank behind axis labels (useful if you have intercept axes and grid lines) set the label style to ‘opaque’: sp.LabelStyle = LabelStyles.Opaque; Labels are written by default to the left of the primary Y-axis and to the right of the secondary. Use style ‘centred’ to have them written (centre-aligned) on top of the axis. This would normally be used with the ‘opaque’ setting to make a white knockout over the axis line in which to write the text. Similarly, use style ‘middle’ to place the labels over the X-axis rather than below it. sp.LabelStyle = LabelStyles.Opaque | LabelStyles.Middle; Labels on 3D charts are normally angled to match the slope of the axis. The text may be more readable at small sizes if written horizontally, right-aligned to the tickmarks. sp.LabelStyle = LabelStyles.FlatText; will achieve this effect. Options
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