Donut
Donut charts are circular charts, which represent a variation of the Pie charts and are capable of displaying multiple nested series.
You can utilize the blank center of a Donut chart to show additional information.
Basics
The following example demonstrates the Angular Donut chart in action.
Displaying Labels
The following example demonstrates displaying labels on the outside of the Angular Donut chart. Use the Series autoFit option to avoid clipping of the labels' content.
Label Alignment
The Angular Donut charts support two modes of label alignment:
"circle"(default)—The labels are positioned in circle around the Chart."column"—The labels are positioned in columns to the left and right of the Chart.
To select the alignment mode, set the align attribute on the Series Labels:
Displaying Multiple Series
The Donut chart renders multiple series in the form of concentric rings. This behavior is different from the behavior of the Pie chart, which supports only one series.
Displaying Information in the Center
Using the Center Template
The center template is an HTML overlay that is positioned over the center of the Donut chart. To implement the content, use the normal Angular template syntax and include arbitrary markup.
While documents, which are exported through the HTML Drawing API display the content of the center template, vector graphics and exported files do not render it.
Using Drawing Visuals
Similar to the other chart types, you can overlay the Donut series with custom drawing elements. The approach of using drawing visuals is more flexible than using the donut center template and also has the advantage that the overlay is part of the chart drawing surface. As a result, all exported files render the content of the donut center as an integral element of the component.
Support and Learning Resources
- Donut Chart Homepage
- Getting Started with the Kendo UI for Angular Chart
- API Reference of the Charts
- Pie Charts
- Getting Started with Kendo UI for Angular (Online Guide)
- Getting Started with Kendo UI for Angular (Video Tutorial)
- Virtual Classroom (Training Courses for Registered Users)
- Chart Forum
- Before You Start: All Things Angular (Telerik Blog Post)
- Knowledge Base
