I used the axis title options as described in the Axis Titles sample, http://www.jqchart.com/d...userguide/default.aspx#!AxisTitles, and the label is printing at the top of the Y axis in normal orientation -- not mid-height of the Y axis and rotated 90 counter-clockwise like you would expect.

Related, I can not see the actual source of that page, in both IE 9 and Chrome clicking on the Source accordian shows empty an div. I've already noticed that sometimes the source of an example differs from what it says in the text of a page...

-= chuck

Hi,

When you say axis titles don't support rotation, you mean that your library automatically is supposed to be rotating the Y axis (or 'left' axis)? This is exactly my axis property, the 'left' axis was taken directly from the example mentioned above:

axes: [{
type: 'category',
location: 'bottom',
categories: $.map(dailyData, function(val,i) {return val.date;}),
labels: {
font: '12px sans-serif bold',
}
},{
type: 'linear',
location: 'left',
title: { text: 'Axis Title Y', fillStyle: 'green' }
}]

My title 'Axis Title Y' shows up in normal left-to-right orientation, above the Y axis. Could it be something your library does if there isn't room for the Y axis?

-= chuck

Sent to the support email address.

Could it be because I'm using a column chart?

-= chuck

PS
Nope that isn't it, just copied that axis property to one of your column chart samples and rotated Y axis title showed up as expected.