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Explore Stack Internal You can style the axes in Plot with AxesStyle. For example, the following code makes the axes red.
Plot[Sin[x], {x, -3, 3}, Axes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] I cannot seem to find a way to style the polar axes in PolarPlot. AxesStyle does not work and there is no PolarAxesStyle function. I was hoping to get this code below to work but it doesn't.
PolarPlot[θ , {θ , 0, 3 Piπ}, PolarAxes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] Is this a missing feature in Mathematica?
You can style the axes in Plot with AxesStyle. For example, the following code makes the axes red.
Plot[Sin[x], {x, -3, 3}, Axes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] I cannot seem to find a way to style the polar axes in PolarPlot. AxesStyle does not work and there is no PolarAxesStyle function. I was hoping to get this code below to work but it doesn't.
PolarPlot[θ , {θ , 0, 3 Pi}, PolarAxes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] Is this a missing feature in Mathematica?
You can style the axes in Plot with AxesStyle. For example, the following code makes the axes red.
Plot[Sin[x], {x, -3, 3}, Axes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] I cannot seem to find a way to style the polar axes in PolarPlot. AxesStyle does not work and there is no PolarAxesStyle function. I was hoping to get this code below to work but it doesn't.
PolarPlot[θ, {θ, 0, 3 π}, PolarAxes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] Is this a missing feature in Mathematica?
You can style the axes in Plot with AxesStyle. For example, the following code makes the axes red.
Plot[Sin[x], {x, -3, 3}, Axes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] I cannot seem to find a way to style the polar axes in PolarPlot. AxesStyle does not work and there is no PolarAxesStyle function. I was hoping to get this code below to work but it doesn't.
PolarPlot[\[Theta]PolarPlot[θ , {\[Theta]θ , 0, 3 Pi}, PolarAxes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] Is this a missing feature in MathematicaMathematica?
You can style the axes in Plot with AxesStyle. For example, the following code makes the axes red.
Plot[Sin[x], {x, -3, 3}, Axes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] I cannot seem to find a way to style the polar axes in PolarPlot. AxesStyle does not work and there is no PolarAxesStyle function. I was hoping to get this code below to work but it doesn't.
PolarPlot[\[Theta] , {\[Theta] , 0, 3 Pi}, PolarAxes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] Is this a missing feature in Mathematica?
You can style the axes in Plot with AxesStyle. For example, the following code makes the axes red.
Plot[Sin[x], {x, -3, 3}, Axes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] I cannot seem to find a way to style the polar axes in PolarPlot. AxesStyle does not work and there is no PolarAxesStyle function. I was hoping to get this code below to work but it doesn't.
PolarPlot[θ , {θ , 0, 3 Pi}, PolarAxes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] Is this a missing feature in Mathematica?
You can style the axes in Plot with AxesStyle. For example, the following code makes the axes red.
Plot[Sin[x], {x, -3, 3}, Axes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] I cannot seem to find a way to style the polar axes in PolarPlot. AxesStyle does not work and there is no PolarAxesStyle function. I was hoping to get this code below to work but it doesn't.
PolarPlot[\[Theta] , {\[Theta] , 0, 3 Pi}, PolarAxes -> True, AxesStyle -> Red] Is this a missing feature in Mathematica?