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BorderSkinStyle Enum

Definition

Specifies a style for the border skin of a chart.

public enum class BorderSkinStyle
public enum BorderSkinStyle
type BorderSkinStyle = 
Public Enum BorderSkinStyle
Inheritance
BorderSkinStyle

Fields

Name Value Description
None 0

No border skin is used.

Emboss 1

Use an embossed border skin.

Raised 2

Use a raised border skin.

Sunken 3

Use a sunken border skin.

FrameThin1 4

Use a thin border skin with rounded corners.

FrameThin2 5

Use a thin border skin with rounded top corners.

FrameThin3 6

Use a thin border skin with square corners.

FrameThin4 7

Use a thin border skin with square outside corners and rounded inside corners.

FrameThin5 8

Use a thin border skin with rounded corners and screws.

FrameThin6 9

Use a thin border skin with square inside corners and rounded outside corners.

FrameTitle1 10

Use a border skin with rounded corners.

FrameTitle2 11

Use a border skin with rounded top corners.

FrameTitle3 12

Use a border skin with square corners.

FrameTitle4 13

Use a border skin with rounded inside corners and square outside corners.

FrameTitle5 14

Use a border skin with rounded corners and screws.

FrameTitle6 15

Use a border skin with rounded outside corners and square inside corners.

FrameTitle7 16

Use a border skin with rounded corners. No border on the right side.

FrameTitle8 17

Use a border skin with rounded corners on top and bottom sides only.

Remarks

The BorderSkin class represents the style of the border skin used for a chart image. If you set the SkinStyle property to None, no skin will be used. This is the default value for the SkinStyle property.

Note

The difference between the sets of border skin styles that use frames and follow either the naming convention "FrameThin*" or "FrameTitle*" (for example, System.Web.UI.DataVisualization.Charting.BorderSkinStyle.FrameThin1 or System.Web.UI.DataVisualization.Charting.BorderSkinStyle.FrameTitle1) is the shape and thickness of their frames.

In addition, if you use one of the "FrameThin" style border skins, the title of the chart will not be displayed. However, if you use one of the "FrameTitle" style border skins, the title of the chart will appear in the top-horizontal part of the frame.

Applies to