On 2012-03-08, at 02:16 , Jeremy Sanders wrote: > Yes - you should be able to do this by moving the x and y axis widgets to be > below the data you are plotting. Maybe I should change this so that the grid > lines are always plotted below the data.
Ah... it's obvious now you've pointed it out -- thank you. Personally, I'd prefer the default to be for the grid lines to be behind the data, but others may prefer it as it is. > Sounds a good idea to add an area graph. The xy widget is probably the > easiest way to create this currently, rather than polygon. You can use the > fill under option to fill under the curve. Calculate the different stacked > lines with the add datasets data plugin. Understood. I needed to use a polygon for the particular chart I was thinking of because there was some transparency involved, so I couldn't rely on the unwanted bits of edge-fill being hidden. But that's obviously an unusual case. Cheers, Paul. _______________________________________________ Veusz-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/veusz-discuss
