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SEARCH MATHEMATICA 8 DOCUMENTATION
THIS IS DOCUMENTATION FOR AN OBSOLETE PRODUCT.
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Mathematica
>
Visualization and Graphics
>
Graphics Options & Styling
>
Graphics Annotation & Appearance
>
Built-in
Mathematica
Symbol
GridLines
FaceGridsStyle
MeshStyle
DefaultGridLinesStyle
See Also »
|
3D Graphics Options
Graphics Annotation & Appearance
New in 6.0: Graphics & Visualization Options
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GridLinesStyle
GridLinesStyle
is an option for 2D graphics functions that specifies how grid lines should be rendered.
MORE INFORMATION
GridLinesStyle
->
style
specifies that all grid lines should be rendered by default with the specified style.
GridLinesStyle
->{
xstyle
,
ystyle
}
specifies that
x
and
y
grid lines should use different styles.
»
Styles can be specified using graphics directives such as
Thick
,
Red
,
Dashed
as well as
Thickness
,
RGBColor
,
Dashing
and combinations given by
Directive
.
Style specifications can refer to styles using style names from current stylesheets.
Any outside styles not explicitly overridden by settings in
GridLinesStyle
will still be used.
Explicit styles specified in the settings for
GridLines
can override styles specified in
GridLinesStyle
.
»
The default style of axes is specified by the option
DefaultGridLinesStyle
.
EXAMPLES
CLOSE ALL
Basic Examples
(1)
Specify overall grid lines style:
Specify overall grid lines style:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
In[2]:=
Out[2]=
Scope
(1)
Specify
and
styles differently:
Properties & Relations
(1)
Individually styled grid lines can be used with
GridLinesStyle
, and have higher priority:
SEE ALSO
GridLines
FaceGridsStyle
MeshStyle
DefaultGridLinesStyle
MORE ABOUT
3D Graphics Options
Graphics Annotation & Appearance
New in 6.0: Graphics & Visualization Options
RELATED LINKS
Demonstrations with GridLinesStyle
(
Wolfram Demonstrations Project
)
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