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Graphical Darkness Report Style

You can customize the fonts and colors used to depict darkness times in the Darkness Graphic report as described below.
Note: You should set the styling for this report and save the style.

Graphed Data Colors

Darkness defines the color used to depict in the top half of each day's graph the times of astronomical darkness.

No Darkness defines the color used to depict in the top half of each day's graph the times of no astronomical darkness.

Sun Up defines the color used to depict in the bottom half of each day's graph the times when the sun is above the horizon.

Sun Down defines the color used to depict in the bottom half of each day's graph the times when the sun is below the horizon.

Twilight defines the color used to depict in the bottom half of each day's graph the times of astronomical or civil twilight.

Moon Up defines the color used to depict in the bottom half of each day's graph the times when the moon is above the horizon.

Font Style

Name defines the font family name used for the axis labels of the report.

Size defines the font size used for the axis labels of the report.

Color defines the text color used for the axis labels of the report.

Report Background

Choose a color for the header and row label areas of the graph. This color should contrast with the font color settings selected above.

Press Restore Defaults to restore all of the color selections to their shipped settings.

Press OK to accept the changes or Cancel to leave style settings unchanged.