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SharpPlot Reference > SharpPlot Properties > Gutter Property

SharpPlot.Gutter Property

When drawing chart borders, SharpPlot defaults to moving 4 points in from the edges to draw the boundary line. This is reduced in proportion to the chart size, but when it appears as a gap between tiles created with the ‘Trellis’ property, it may be excessive for a collection of very small plots. To over-ride this:

public double Gutter {get; set;}

Example

sp.Gutter = 2;

To have all the small charts abutting, set the gutter to 0.

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