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Border Color: Color of the Legend's border. The value must be a valid
hexademical color (HTML Hex Color) or a predefined CSS color (CSS color
names). (Equivalent to the markerBorderColor property; see:
markerBorderColor.)
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Border Opacity: Enter a numerical value between 0 and 100 to define the opacity
(in percentage) of the border. (Equivalent to the markerBorderAlpha property;
see: markerBorderAlpha. When specified on the Source tab, the value should be
between 0 and 1, e.g. 0.8.)
Source tab
The JSON on the Source tab reflects the choices made in the other tabs and, more importantly,
provides the possibility to add in any amCharts configuration option that is unavailable via the
other tab menus. For more information see: "Adding and editing properties manually" on
page218.
Locale Settings
The Locale dialog box sets the locale used inside the template. The Locale can affect time,
currency output, and other formatting that depends on location and language (see "Locale" on
page276). The default Locale for new templates can be set via the Preferences ("Language
Setting Preferences" on page317).
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Use: Use the drop-down to select how the Locale is set for the current template.
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System Locale: Select this to use the operating system's locale settings. This is set
in the Region settings of the control panel.
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Explicit Locale: Select this option to specify a static locale which will remain static
for this template, whichever server the template is used on.
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Data Field: Select this to use a data field from the record. The locale will be record-
specific in this case.
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Locale: Use the drop-down to select a specific locale. Only enabled when Explicit
Locale is selected above.
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Data Field: Use the drop-down to select a field within the current data model that contains
the locale. This field must be a string and contain the exact locale to be used, such as
"en" or "fr-CA". It cannot be an alias such as "english" or "french". The locale supports
both ISO-639-1 alone ("en", "fr", etc) or ISO-639-1 followed by a 2-letter country code
("de-DE", "zh-CN", "fr-CA", "fr-FR", etc).
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