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Mathematica
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FrameStyle
FrameStyle
is an option for
Graphics
,
Grid
and other constructs that specifies the style in which to draw frames.
MORE INFORMATION
FrameStyle
->
style
specifies that all edges of the frame are to be generated with the specified style or graphics directive.
FrameStyle
->{{
left
,
right
}, {
bottom
,
top
}}
specifies that different sides of a graphics frame should be drawn with different styles.
Styles can be specified using graphics directives such as
Thick
,
Red
,
Dashed
as well as
Thickness
,
Dashing
and combinations given by
Directive
.
The default style of frames is normally specified by the option
DefaultFrameStyle
.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(3)
Specify overall frame style, including the frame, frame ticks and the frame tick labels:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Specify the frame style of a grid:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Specify the style of each frame edge:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Scope
(4)
Properties & Relations
(3)
SEE ALSO
Frame
Prolog
Epilog
AxesStyle
FrameMargins
Dividers
DefaultFrameStyle
TUTORIALS
Labeling Two-Dimensional Graphics
Tables and Matrices
Grids, Rows, and Columns in
Mathematica
Formatted Output
MORE ABOUT
3D Graphics Options
Graphics Annotation & Appearance
Graphics Styling in Notebooks
Grids & Tables
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