Torstein Hønsi

Simplified demo: https://jsfiddle.net/highcharts/c4m5srpd/

@henrikskar The bug is probably not related to the `gradientTransform` attribute as suggested in the pull request. Two changes makes the gradient work in PDF: 1. Add `x1`, `x2`, `y1`...

Thanks for your clarification @yGuy, that makes sense. It seems to leave us with some options: 1. Apply a global opacity to the whole gradient, like svg2pdf.js currently does. 2....

Closing this, will be refactored.

For the records, we decided to pivot this to try and hook the colors up to the `colorAxis`

> The style mode also ignores lineWidth That's expected behaviour, instead `stroke-width` must be set in CSS.

Sorry for the confusion @manu-st. My comment is actually off topic, it answers to @sebastianbochan's comment about _styled mode_. But it is not relevant to the issue, which is _boost...

Since [we're implementing support](https://github.com/highcharts/highcharts/pull/16797) for `window.devicePixelRatio` (as in Retina), this issue is more important. With a device pixel ratio of 2 (typical Retina), the 1px line width is scaled down...

After internal discussion in the team, we came up with sort of a quick workaround. We can use SVG filters to thicken the lines. See https://jsfiddle.net/highcharts/mn368rsL/ . It's not perfect,...

@pawelfus I have a function here that converts from tabular y-data to the legacy multidimensional array: https://github.com/highcharts/highcharts/blob/996af73bafd03513fb86bb1baea89268723475fb/ts/Stock/Indicators/SMA/SMAIndicator.ts#L60-L90 We could consider exposing that in a getter as part of a compatibility...