{{ target: partial-clip }}

#${prefix|default(‘#’)} clip(boolean) = ${defaultClip|default(true)}

{{ use: partial-version( version = ${version|default(“4.4.0”)} ) }}

Whether to clip series shapes overflowing the coordinate system.

The detailed clipping behavior is:

{{ if: ${seriesType} === ‘scatter’ || ${seriesType} === ‘effectScatter’ }} A scatter symbol is removed only if the center is outside the coordinate system. Otherwise, the shape is fully visible, regardless of partial overflow. {{ elif: ${seriesType} === ‘bar’ || ${seriesType} === ‘pictorialBar’ }} Since v6.1.0, overflowing parts of a bar is clipped. Before v6.1.0 (exclusive), an element is removed only if it is fully outside the coordinate system. Otherwise, the bar is fully visible, regardless of partial overflow. This difference is noticeable when axis.type: 'category', boundaryGap: false or axis.type: 'value' | 'time' | 'log'. {{ elif: ${seriesType} === ‘line’ }}

• For the line: Overflowing parts of a line is clipped.
• For data point symbols: A symbol is removed only if the center is outside the coordinate system, otherwise it is fully visible, regardless of partial overflow. {{ elif: ${seriesType} === ‘lines’ }} Overflowing parts of a shape is clipped. {{ elif: ${seriesType} === ‘candlestick’ }} Since v6.1.0, overflowing parts of a shape is clipped. Before v6.1.0 (exclusive), an element is removed only if the center is outside the coordinate system. Otherwise, the shape is fully visible, regardless of partial overflow. {{ elif: ${seriesType} === ‘boxplot’ }} Overflowing parts of a shape is clipped. {{ elif: ${seriesType} === ‘custom’ }} Overflowing parts of a shape is clipped. {{ /if }}