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series-options/clipping

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clip option default value and purpose

The clip option controls whether to clip series shapes that overflow the coordinate system. The default value is true. This option was introduced in version 4.4.0.

clip behavior for scatter and effectScatter series

For scatter and effectScatter series, a symbol is removed only if its center is outside the coordinate system. Otherwise, the symbol shape is fully visible, regardless of partial overflow beyond the coordinate boundaries.

clip behavior for bar and pictorialBar series

For bar and pictorialBar series, behavior depends on version. Since v6.1.0, overflowing parts of a bar are clipped. Before v6.1.0 (exclusive), an element is removed only if fully outside the coordinate system, otherwise the bar is fully visible regardless of partial overflow. This difference is noticeable when axis.type is 'category' with boundaryGap: false, or axis.type is 'value', 'time', or 'log'.

clip behavior for line series

For line series, overflowing parts of the line itself are clipped. For data point symbols on the line, a symbol is removed only if its center is outside the coordinate system, otherwise it is fully visible regardless of partial overflow.

clip behavior for lines series

For lines series, overflowing parts of the shape are clipped.

clip behavior for candlestick series

For candlestick series, behavior depends on version. Since v6.1.0, overflowing parts of the shape are clipped. Before v6.1.0 (exclusive), an element is removed only if its center is outside the coordinate system, otherwise the shape is fully visible regardless of partial overflow.

clip behavior for boxplot series

For boxplot series, overflowing parts of the shape are clipped.

clip behavior for custom series

For custom series, overflowing parts of the shape are clipped.

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