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To use with crosshair plot labels. When you have multiple series in your chart, you may want to separate the crosshair plot labels so that a label appears for each series. To do this, in crosshair-x, in the plot-label object, you must add a multiple attribute and set the value to true. You can then createguide-label objects in individual series objects to specify how the text and styling for individual plot labels appear. Refer to the Crosshairs Tutorial for more information

Attribute	Type	Info
alpha	Numeric	Sets the transparency of the object. Values must range between 0.0 and 1.0, with 0.0 being completely invisible and 1.0 being completely opaque. Note that values require the leading 0 before the decimal point. Use with "background-color" attribute. 0.3 \| 0.4 \| 0.9 \| ...
background-color backgroundColor	String	Sets the background color of the object. Colors can be entered by name (e.g., "purple", "blue"), hexadecimal notation (e.g., "#FF0000", "#0000FF"), or RGB notation (e.g., "rgb(255,0,0)", "rgb(0,0,255)"). "none" \| "transparent" \| "#f00" \| "#f00 #00f" \| "red yellow" \| "rgb(100, 15, 15)" \| ...
border-color borderColor	String	Sets the border color of the object. "none" \| "transparent" \| "#f00" \| "#f00 #00f" \| "red yellow" \| "rgb(100, 15, 15)" \| ...
border-width borderWidth	Numeric	Sets the border width of the object. 4 \| "6px" \| ...
font-color fontColor	String	Sets the font color of the object. "none" \| "transparent" \| "#f00" \| "#f00 #00f" \| "red yellow" \| "rgb(100, 15, 15)" \| ...
font-family fontFamily	String	Sets the font family of the object. "Arial" \| "Tahoma,Verdana" \| ...
font-size fontSize	String	Sets the font size of the object. 4 \| "6px" \| ...
font-style fontStyle	String	Sets the font style of the object. "none" \| "italic"
font-weight fontWeight	String	Sets the font weight of the object. "none" \| "bold"
line-style lineStyle	String	Sets the style applied to lines and borders of the object. "solid" \| "dotted" \| "dashed" \| "dashdot"
padding	Mixed	Sets the padding around the text of the object. 10 \| "5px" \| "10 20" \| "5px 10px 15px 20px" \| ...
sticky	Boolean	To create sticky crosshair labels. Use this with the `"timeout"` attribute, which allows you to specify how long you want the labels to "stick" to the chart. Refer to the Crosshairs Tutorial for more information. true \| false \| 1 \|0
text	String	Sets the crosshair plot label text to be displayed for that series. You can provide any combination of alphanumeric characters and/or ZingChart tokens. "%v widgets" \| "Top Sales: %v" \| "$%v" \| "%v %t" \| "..."
timeout	Numeric	To create sticky crosshair labels. Provide a value in milliseconds. Use this with the `"sticky"` attribute, which specifies whether or not labels will "stick" to the chart. Refer to the Crosshairs Tutorialfor more information. 30000 \| 10000 \| ...
visible	Boolean	Sets the visibility of the object. Allows you to turn off the object without removing lines of JSON. true \| false \| 1 \| 0
x	Mixed	To create fixed crosshair labels. This attribute specifies the "x" position of your label, and can be used with the `"y"` attribute to specify the "y" position. Refer to the Crosshairs Tutorial for more information. 10 \| "20px" \| 0.3 \| "30%" \| ...
y	Mixed	To create fixed crosshair labels. This attribute specifies the "y" position of your label, and can be used with the `"x"` attribute to specify the "x" position. Refer to the Crosshairs Tutorial for more information. 10 \| "20px" \| 0.3 \| "30%" \| ...