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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
FrameLabel
FrameLabel
is an option for Graphics, Manipulate, and related functions that specifies labels to be placed on the edges of a frame.
Details
- FrameLabel->None specifies that no labels should be given.
- FrameLabel->label specifies a label for the bottom edge of the frame.
- FrameLabel->{bottom, left} specifies labels for the bottom and left-hand edges of the frame.
- FrameLabel->{{left, right}, {bottom, top}} specifies labels for each of the edges of the frame.
- Any expression can be specified as a label. It will be given by default in TraditionalForm. Arbitrary strings of text can be given as
. » - Labels for the vertical edges of the frame are by default written vertically. RotateLabel->False specifies that they should be horizontal.
Examplesopen all
Basic Examples (4)
Place labels on the bottom edge of the frame:
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Place labels on the bottom and left frame edges:
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Overall style of all the label-like elements can be specified by LabelStyle:
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