The ZingChart team recently created a searchable Help Center to help users unlock the full power behind all of the charting tools our JavaScript charting library offers.
Help Center for ZingChart Charting Tools
Our charting tools are geared toward users that require superior:
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Functionality
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Configurability
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Performance
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Support
Our library works with any language or framework that can execute JavaScript, and we are 100% dependency free. All together, this means that while ZingChart can do more, there is more to learn and almost always more than one way to do something. And we want to help you get the most out of our charting tool.
That is why we created the ZingChart Help Center. It is intended to supplement our Documentation and Tutorials by providing answers to frequently asked questions ranging from:
- How do I use ZingChart with jQuery, AngularJS, React, PHP, and other frameworks? (We created wrappers for the most popular frameworks, and have integration demos on our GitHub page)
- What license is the best fit for my project? (It depends on your purpose, and we offer a free, branded version for new users to test out our library and charting tools)
To specific questions on how to build, configure, and style a chart:
- How do I plot real-time data? (You use a feed and transport the data through an HTTP request, JavaScript function, or WebSockets server)
- How do I prevent the title and legend from overlapping with the chart? (You can adjust the layout automatically or manually set your own sizing, positioning, and margins)
Browse or search the ZingChart Help Center.
A Tour of the Basic Chart Elements
Get started by taking a tour of the basic chart elements. By walking through the basic elements (or parts) of a chart, you’ll gain familiarity with the charting tools we offer. Plus you will lay the foundation for working with our more advanced, interactive chart features.
How to Create a Chart Tutorials
Browse our Docs and Tutorials, which are organized by chart type. Bar, line, pie, radar, and stock charts are a few of our most popular charts. You can also view docs by chart tools such as tooltips, labels, crosshairs, legends, and zooming/scrolling. Think of the Help Center as another place to search for information on specific use cases.
Our team is active on Stack Overflow. If you don’t see your answer in the new Help Center, ask us questions (or answer the questions of others!) there.