Graphics Annotation & Appearance
The Wolfram Language's graphics language is carefully designed to make it easy to control—both manually and programmatically—the detailed appearance and labeling of graphics, while automatically maintaining aesthetic integrity.
Axes
Axes — whether to include axes
Ticks ▪ TicksStyle ▪ AxesOrigin ▪ AxesLabel ▪ AxesStyle ▪ AxesEdge
FindDivisions — find "nice" tick positions
Frames
Frame — whether to draw a frame around a graphic
FrameTicks ▪ FrameStyle ▪ FrameTicksStyle ▪ FrameMargins
Grid Lines
GridLines — whether to draw grid lines
GridLinesStyle ▪ FaceGrids ▪ FaceGridsStyle
Labels
PlotLabel ▪ LabelStyle ▪ Text ▪ Labeled
Dynamic Annotation
Tooltip — add a tooltip to any object
Mouseover ▪ StatusArea ▪ Annotation ▪ PopupWindow
General Styling
Style — general wrapper for style specifications
Background ▪ BaseStyle ▪ Prolog ▪ Epilog ▪ FormatType
Text Styling »
Red ▪ Large ▪ Bold ▪ Framed ▪ Highlighted ▪ Background ▪ ...
Embedding of Graphics
AlignmentPoint ▪ BaselinePosition ▪ ImageSizeMultipliers
FullGraphics — convert a graphics object to one in which objects specified by graphics options are given as explicit lists of primitives