I am working with LightningChartJS in a React application and am trying to limit the y-axis scrolling range so that the chart does not allow scrolling above or below specified values. I have already checked a similar solution here: Limit scrollable range in LightningChartJS and attempted to apply but without success.

I’m working with LightningchartJS and have set up two charts side-by-side. I am syncing their yAxis to align them vertically. I’ve made the yAxis of the right chart invisible. However, this causes the yAxis grid lines on the right chart to also disappear, which misaligns the grid lines between the two charts.

I’m working with LightningChartJS and facing a layout challenge. I have two text labels, “Hello” and “World”, that need to be positioned vertically underneath a chart. Specifically, I want the “Hello” label to be positioned at x = -2 (or aligned to the left side of the chart) and the “World” label at x = 2 (or just to the right side of the chart). Additionally, I need the chart to allocate space for these labels similar to how space is allocated for the xAxis.

I am working with LightningChartJS and need to display text vertically rather than horizontally. Below is the snippet I’ve used to display text horizontally, which is based on the documentation.

I’m using Lightningchart (v5+) to display a real-time XY chart of an EEG signal. Everything works exactly like I expected, but I can’t find a way to hide the date displayed beneath the chart.

I’m using Lightningchart (v5+) to display a real-time XY chart of an EEG signal. Everything works exactly like I expected, but I can’t find a way to hide the date displayed beneath the chart.