Built-in Mathematica Symbol

FrameLabel

FrameLabel
is an option for Graphics, Manipulate and related functions that specifies labels to be placed on the edges of a frame.

FrameLabel->{bottom, left} specifies labels for the bottom and left-hand edges of the frame.

FrameLabel->{{left, right}, {bottom, top}} specifies labels for each of the edges of the frame.

Any expression can be specified as a label. It will be given by default in TraditionalForm. Arbitrary strings of text can be given as "text". »

Labels for the vertical edges of the frame are by default written vertically. RotateLabel->False specifies that they should be horizontal.

Place labels on the bottom edge of the frame:

Place labels on the bottom and left frame edges:

Specify labels for each edge:

Overall style of all the label-like elements can be specified by LabelStyle:

Place labels on the bottom edge of the frame:

Place labels on the bottom and left frame edges:

Specify labels for each edge:

Overall style of all the label-like elements can be specified by LabelStyle:

Labels use TraditionalForm by default:

Use StandardForm instead:

Individually styled labels can be used together with LabelStyle, and have higher priority:

Specify frame labels for Manipulate:

Use labels based on variables specified in ContourPlot and DensityPlot:

Use graphics as a frame label:

Use ColorData image as a label:

The overall output format can be specified using FormatType:

Vertical frame labels are rotated in graphics, by default:

Vertical frame labels are not rotated in Manipulate, by default:

The vertical label rotation can be specified using RotateLabel:

When different format types are combined the result is likely to be unpredictable:

This is equivalent to:

Control the ellipse with the sliders: