Torstein Hønsi

@mayur249 An alternative to setting the zIndex is to apply `pointer-events: none`. That way the border is not clipped: https://jsfiddle.net/highcharts/ycpa8svt/

This happens because the axes need to find a compromize between * The given [tickPixelInterval](https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/xAxis.tickPixelInterval) * Landing the ticks on round numbers, and * Aligning the ticks of both axes...

> I saw that too. It's probably a matter of preference, but I would also rather see it without jumping. However, I'm not sure how to fix it. Maybe TorsteinHonsi...

@pawelfus @kamil-musialowski I merged in the fix for the jumping right label, but it turns out it is still jumping. Any ideas? It probably still has to do with the...

Another problem is that the right-justified data label actually has `align: 'left'`, so it effectively ducks our animation fix. Trying out some alternative approach here: https://github.com/highcharts/highcharts/pull/21093

Thanks for writing! 1. The last label is cut off because there is no more space to the right in this chart. If we add a chart border, it's more...

> Is there a way or property we can read from chart before or after render to know this is happening, The only solution I can think of is that...

This can easily be set up by listening for a `contextmenu` event on the chart container, and reading the current `chart.hoverPoint` and `chart.hoverSeries`. ```js Highcharts.addEvent(Highcharts.Chart, 'load', e1 => { const...

Good question. The practice of setting `y: -9999` is a bit hacky, it would be better if we were able to use regular `.hide()` and `.show()` calls, and if there...

Thanks so far! Also, let me elaborate on this: > Gather all the related code in one place The idea is that we get a clear separation of the code...