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When rendering area graphs with transparency enabled for colors, the legend icons become unreadable. This is because the transparent fill colors used for the areas are directly applied to the legend icons, reducing their visibility and making it difficult to distinguish between series.
Below is an example illustrating the problem. Notice how the icons for "Series 5" and "Series 4" are particularly hard to see:
A better approach would be to use the lineColor property for the legend icons when area graph is rendered. This way, the icons remain clear and visually distinct.
Would it be possible to implement this change or provide an alternative way to address this issue? Let me know what you think.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When rendering area graphs with transparency enabled for colors, the legend icons become unreadable. This is because the transparent fill colors used for the areas are directly applied to the legend icons, reducing their visibility and making it difficult to distinguish between series.
Below is an example illustrating the problem. Notice how the icons for "Series 5" and "Series 4" are particularly hard to see:
A better approach would be to use the
lineColor
property for the legend icons when area graph is rendered. This way, the icons remain clear and visually distinct.Would it be possible to implement this change or provide an alternative way to address this issue? Let me know what you think.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: