You can change the rollover/selection color from the default 0x009dff, but I don't know about "styles".
--- In [email protected], "kidl33t" <kidl...@...> wrote: > > Hello, > > I have a cartesian chart and I would like to style the blue box that > highlights data when you click and drag. It is the one that is enabled when > you set selectionMode="multiple". I have searched the Adobe docs and I > cannot find it. Is this even possible? > > Background Information: I have my own double chart in which the bottom chart > shows the total range of information, and a top chart which shows the > information in a 'window' on the bottom chart. Moving around the top chart > can be done either by moving the window on the bottom chart, or by dragging > around gridlines in the background of the top chart. I also require the > ability to highlight certain data points on the top chart to display summary > information. The trouble is that moving the top chart by clicking and > dragging the background is also how you select. I have solved this by > stopping the panning action when either they start dragging on a data point > or when they hold shift and drag. The trouble is is that when > selectionMode="multiple" you always get the blue rectangle, so even though my > chart properly disables the panning when required, the rectangle shows up. > Switching the selection mode on the fly doesn't seem to work. My thought was > to style the selection box such it is clear until I want a selection then I > Will make it visible. > > Thanks, >
