Chart.js has built-in support for tooltips, animation and pretty good support for responsiveness. Chart.js 2.0 is relatively new to 2016. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Scatter. Here is a very basic example. By default, lines come with a dark transparent fill, covering the area between the line and x-axis. Let’s augment our previous code so that when a user clicks on a legend, the caption at the bottom of the chart updates automatically. As usual, specifying that this is a polar chart can be done with a single line. There are eight main chart types, of which we have covered: line, bar, radar, polarArea, pie and doughnut. Below is how a minimal basic Column Chart would look like. The fixed axis ensures that there is correct spacing between the data points, and the number of ⦠Line graphSessions. They are almost identical to doughnut charts, and will work with the same configurations (part from changing the type). This line gets a reference to the