I have a cylinder bar chart in AmCharts 4 that uses a darker color scheme. The text color for the labels on the bars is black and is not really showing on darker colors.
- I am using the javascript code illustrated in AmChart's Demos for the Cylinder 3D Chart.
Is there a way to add css to the label/label text?
I would like to add a white text-shadow to the label to make it readable. Also, this way, it won't affect the text when it is over the white chart background.
Edit: 12/18/2018 - I am looking for the text to be closer to something like this:
These will be able to be seen, even if the bar is short and the text lays against the white background.
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