Using Highcharts.setOptions to get global chart options

[Christopher Brauckmuller]

I have a series of charts on the same page which share about 80-85% of the same styling. Normally I would use Highcharts.setOptions to define a generic style which can then be overwritten as needed for the individual charts. How can I go about doing this within the context of my Angular controller?

[John Yee]

A possible solution:

Use setOptions to define the generic style, like you suggest.

Create CSS classes for the style variations and use ng-class to apply them.

[Barry Fitzgerald]

You should be able to continue what you do normally - Just use Highcharts.setOptions at the start of your controller.

On Friday, 24 April 2015, Christopher Brauckmuller <cbrauc...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have a series of charts on the same page which share about 80-85% of the same styling. Normally I would use Highcharts.setOptions to define a generic style which can then be overwritten as needed for the individual charts. How can I go about doing this within the context of my Angular controller?

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[Christopher Brauckmuller]

This worked, thanks!

On Saturday, April 25, 2015 at 4:22:37 PM UTC-4, Barry Fitzgerald wrote:

You should be able to continue what you do normally - Just use Highcharts.setOptions at the start of your controller.

On Friday, 24 April 2015, Christopher Brauckmuller <cbrauc...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have a series of charts on the same page which share about 80-85% of the same styling. Normally I would use Highcharts.setOptions to define a generic style which can then be overwritten as needed for the individual charts. How can I go about doing this within the context of my Angular controller?

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[Amanda D Innis]

how do you use set options with highcharts in angular5?