The Shadow Style Type helps 
        you apply shadow effect to any of the chart objects. 
         
		See it live! 
		Note: In JavaScript charts, customized shadow style type is not available.   
         It extends the following configurable properties:  | 
  
   
    
         
          
          
         
         
          | distance | 
          The 
              offset distance for the shadow (in pixels). The default value is 4. | 
         
         
          | angle | 
          The 
              angle of the shadow. Valid values are 0 to 360˚. The default 
              value is 45. | 
         
         
          | color | 
          The 
              color of the shadow in hex code (without #). The default value is 
              CCCCCC. | 
         
         
          | alpha | 
          The 
              alpha transparency value for the shadow color. Valid values are 
              0 to 100. For example, 25 sets a transparency value of 25%. | 
         
         
          | blurX | 
          The 
              amount of horizontal blur. Valid values are 0 to 255. The default 
              value is 4. Values that are a power of 2 (such as 2, 4, 8, 16 and 
              32) are optimized to render more quickly than other values. | 
         
         
          | blurY | 
          The 
              amount of vertical blur. Valid values are 0 to 255. The default 
              value is 4. Values that are a power of 2 (such as 2, 4, 8, 16 and 
              32) are optimized to render more quickly than other values. | 
         
         
          | strength | 
          The 
              strength of the imprint or spread. The higher the value, the more 
              color is imprinted and the stronger the contrast between the shadow 
              and the background. Valid values are from 0 to 255. The default 
              is 1. | 
         
         
          | quality | 
          The 
              number of times to apply the shadow effect. Valid values are 0 to 
              15. The default value is 1, which is equivalent to low quality. 
              A value of 2 is medium quality, and a value of 3 is high quality. 
              Shadow with lower values are rendered quicker. | 
         
       
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    The following code helps set the shadow distance and angle: 
    
    
    
       
<style name='MyFirstShadow' type='Shadow' distance='6' angle='45'/>  
  "definition":[{ "name":"MyFirstShadow", "type":"Shadow", "distance":"6", "angle":"45" }]
   
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          | distance  | 
          distance='value 
              in pixels'  | 
          distance='6' | 
         
         
          | angle | 
          angle='value 
              between 0 to 360' | 
          angle='45' | 
         
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    When applied on the columns of a 2D Column Chart, as under: 
    
    
    
       
<apply toObject='DataPlot' styles='MyFirstShadow' />  
   "application":[{ "toobject":"DataPlot", "styles":"MyFirstShadow" }]
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  It gives the following output:  | 
  
   
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    You can set any distance (in pixels) and any angle between 
        0-360.   | 
  
   
    
  
   
    You can configure shadow color and alpha as under: 
    
    
    
       
    <style name='MyFirstShadow' type='Shadow' color='D72060' alpha='30' distance='6' angle='45' /> 
     
    
      "definition":[{ "name":"MyFirstShadow", "type":"Shadow", "color":"D72060", "alpha":"30", "distance":"6", "angle":"45" }]
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          | color  | 
          color='Hex value (without #)' | 
          color='D72060' | 
         
         
          | alpha | 
          alpha='value (between 0 to 100)' | 
          alpha='30' | 
         
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    The above code changes shadow color to pink (D72060) 
        with a transparency of 30% as under:  | 
  
   
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    You can configure the blur amount of shadow as under: 
    
    
    
       
<style name='MyFirstShadow' type='Shadow' distance='6' angle='45' blurX='14' blurY='14'/>  
  "definition":[{ "name":"MyFirstShadow", "type":"Shadow", "distance":"6", "angle":"45", "blurx":"14", "blury":"14" }]
   
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          | blurX  | 
          blurX='value' | 
          blurX='14' | 
         
         
          | blurY | 
          blurY='value' | 
          blurY='14' | 
         
       
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          (Original shadow 
              – without any blur)  | 
          (With blurX and blurY 
              as 14)  | 
         
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    The shadow's strength and quality can be controlled as under: 
    
    
    
       
 <style name='MyFirstShadow' type='Shadow' distance='6' angle='45' quality='10'/>  
 
   "definition":[{ "name":"MyFirstShadow", "type":"Shadow", "distance":"6", "angle":"45", "quality":"10" }]
    
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          | quality  | 
          quality='value'  | 
          quality='10'  | 
         
         
          | strength | 
          strength='value' | 
          strength='3' | 
         
       
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          (With default quality)  | 
          (With quality set 
              as 10)  | 
         
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    You can also set the strength of the shadow as under: 
    
    
    
       
 <style name='MyFirstShadow' type='Shadow' distance='6' angle='45' strength='3'/>  
 
   "definition":[{ "name":"MyFirstShadow", "type":"Shadow", "distance":"6", "angle":"45", "strength":"3" }]
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 This yields the following:  | 
   
    
         
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          (With default strength)  | 
          (With strength set 
              as 3)  | 
         
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    Using a combination of the above discussed attributes, 
        you can create shadow effects the way you like it!  
Let us now shift focus to Glow Style Type.  |