Use a finite line for an axis:

Use an infinite line through two points, whose values are 0 and 10:

Use a point and direction to define the infinite line:

Use a half-line through two points:

Use a point and direction to define the half-line:

Use a Bézier curve as the path for an axis:

Change the values at the endpoints:

Use a B-spline curve as the path for an axis:

Change the values at the endpoints:

Construct an axis along an arbitrary curve:

Specify the values at the endpoints:

Use approximately five ticks on the axis:

Further subdivide the axis into approximately five minor ticks per major interval:

Place ticks at positions from to 5 in steps of 1:

Include minor ticks at multiples of 0.2:

Place ticks at specific locations:

Include minor ticks at multiples of 1:

The label is placed at the end of the axis by default:

Label the start of the axis:

Place the label close to the axis above or below it:

Before and after the axis:

Center the label along the axis:

Rotate the label to be parallel to the axis:

AxisStyle affects only the style of the axis path:

AxisStyleTransparent will hide the axis curve, leaving only the ticks and labels:

AxisStyle inherits from the overall base style for the axis:

Construct a red axis:

AxisStyle affects only the style of the axis path:

TicksStyle affects the style of the ticks, including their labels:

LabelStyle affects only the style of the labels:

Use LabelStylesize to specify the font size for the labels:

Specify a font and font size for the labels:

LabelStyle inherits from the overall base style for the axis:

By default, ticks point up and to the right:

Point all the ticks toward the center of the graphic:

Point all the ticks away from the center of the graphic:

Use ticks that point to the left or right:

Use ticks that point up or down:

Ticks are automatically labeled by default:

Use automatic labels for the first collection of ticks and no labels for the second:

Reverse the labeling of tick collections:

Use specific labels for each tick:

Tick labels are horizontal by default:

Rotate the labels 90° so that they read bottom to top:

Rotate the labels so that the text is parallel to the axis:

Rotate the labels so that the text is perpendicular to the axis:

Rotate the labels by an arbitrary angle:

Tick labels are placed at the base of the tick by default:

Place the labels at the tip of the tick:

Use the default lengths for major and minor ticks:

Use a scaled length for all the ticks:

Use different tick lengths for different collections of ticks:

Use approximately six ticks along the axis:

Use major and minor ticks:

Use ticks at integer positions along the axis:

Specify the lower and upper bounds for the ticks:

Give a list of specific tick locations for the axis:

TicksStyle styles both the tick marks and labels:

Use different styles for different collections of ticks:

TicksStyle inherits from the overall base style for the axis: