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|a Kuan, Joe
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|a Learning Highcharts 4
|b design eye-catching and interactive JavaScript charts for your web page with Highcharts, one of the leading tools in web charting
|c Joe Kuan
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|a Design eye-catching and interactive JavaScript charts for your web page with Highcharts, one of the leading tools in web charting
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|a Learning Highcharts four
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|a Second edition
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|a Birmingham, UK
|b Packt Publishing
|c 2015
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|a 1 volume
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|a Plotting charts with missing dataCombining the scatter and area series; Polishing a chart with an artistic style; Summary; Chapter 4: Bar and Column Charts; Introducing column charts; Overlapped column chart; Stacking and grouping a column chart; Mixing the stacked and single columns; Comparing the columns in stacked percentages; Adjusting column colors and data labels; Introducing bar charts; Giving the bar chart a simpler look; Constructing a mirror chart; Extending to a stacked mirror chart; Converting a single bar chart into a horizontal gauge chart; Sticking the charts together; Summary
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|a Chapter 5: Pie ChartsUnderstanding the relationship between chart, pie, and series; Plotting simple pie charts -- single series; Configuring the pie with sliced off sections; Applying a legend to a pie chart; Plotting multiple pies in a chart -- multiple series; Preparing a donut chart -- multiple series; Building a chart with multiple series types; Creating a stock picking wheel; Understanding startAngle and endAngle; Creating slices for share symbols; Creating shapes with Highcharts' renderer; Summary; Chapter 6: Gauge, Polar, and Range Charts; Loading gauge, polar, and range charts
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|a Revisiting the series configExploring PlotOptions; Styling tooltips; Formatting tooltips in HTML; Using the callback handler; Applying a multiple-series tooltip; Animating charts; Expanding colors with gradients; Zooming data with the drilldown feature; Summary; Chapter 3: Line, Area, and Scatter Charts; Introducing line charts; Extending to multiple-series line charts; Highlighting negative values and raising the base level; Sketching an area chart; Mixing line and area series; Simulating a projection chart; Contrasting a spline with a step line; Extending to the stacked area chart
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|a DocumentationsOpenness (feature request with user voice); Highcharts -- a quick tutorial; Directory structure; Summary; Chapter 2: Highcharts Configurations; Configuration structure; Understanding Highcharts' layout; Chart margins and spacing settings; Chart label properties; Title and subtitle alignments; Legend alignment; Axis title alignment; Credits alignment; Experimenting with an automatic layout; Experimenting with a fixed layout; Framing the chart with axes; Accessing the axis data type; Adjusting intervals and background; Using plot lines and plot bands; Extending to multiple axes
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|a Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; Acknowledgments; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Web Charts; A short history of web charting; HTML image map (server-side technology); Java applet (client-side) and servlet (server-side); Adobe Shockwave Flash (client-side); The rise of JavaScript and HTML5; HTML5 (SVG and Canvas); SVG; Canvas; JavaScript charts on the market; amCharts; Ext JS 5 charts; Data Driven Documents; FusionCharts; Raphaël; Why Highcharts?; Highcharts and JavaScript frameworks; Presentation; License; Simple API model
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|a The book is aimed at all levels of readers. Beginners can learn the basic configurations and step-by-step approaches in creating charts or Highcharts cloud. For intermediate and advanced readers, the book explores the APIs, events, server-side operations and plugins
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