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GridLines
GridLines is an option for two-dimensional graphics functions that specifies grid lines.
The following settings can be given for GridLines:
With the Automatic setting, grid lines are usually placed at points whose coordinates have the minimum number of digits in their decimal representation.
For each direction, the following grid line options can be given:
Grid line styles can involve graphics directives such as RGBColor and Thickness.
Grid lines are by default colored light blue.
The grid line function func
[
xmin
,
xmax
] may return any other grid line option.
FullOptions gives the explicit form of GridLines specifications when Automatic settings are used.
See the Mathematica book: Section 1.9.3, Section 2.9.5, Section 2.9.5.
See also: Ticks, FrameTicks, FaceGrids, ColumnLines, RowLines.
Further Examples
This gives a plot with grid lines in both the vertical and horizontal directions.
Evaluate the cell to see the graphic.
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This plot specifies the grid lines in the vertical direction explicitly and lets Mathematica compute the horizontal lines automatically.
Evaluate the cell to see the graphic.
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