Rebuild

Author: Peter Murphy

lib/components/ChartContainer.js

@@ -775,39 +775,14 @@ ChartContainer.propTypes = {
     timeAxisTickCount: _propTypes2.default.number,
 
     /**
-     * Adjust the time axis style. This is an object of the
-     * form { label, values, axis } where "label", "values" and "axis" are objects
-     * themselves. The options here are best represented by
-     * an example:
-     *
-     * ```
-     *  const axisStyle = {
-     *      label: {
-     *          labelColor: "grey",
-     *          labelWeight: 100,
-     *          labelSize: 11
-     *      },
-     *      values: {
-     *          valueColor: "red",
-     *          valueWeight: 100,
-     *          valueSize: 12
-     *      },
-     *      axis: {
-     *          axisColor: "grey",
-     *          axisWidth: 1
-     *      }
-     *  };
-     * ```
-     */
-    /**
-     * Object specifying the CSS by which the Time Axis can be styled. The object can contain:
+     * Object specifying the CSS by which the `TimeAxis` can be styled. The object can contain:
      * "values" (the time labels), "axis" (the main horizontal line) and "ticks" (which may
      * optionally extend the height of all chart rows using the `showGrid` prop. Each of these
      * is an inline CSS style applied to the axis label, axis values, axis line and ticks
      * respectively.
      *
      * Note that "ticks" and "values" are passed into d3's styles, so they are regular CSS property names
-     * and not React's camel case names (e.g. "stroke-dasharray" not strokeDasharray). "axis" is a
+     * and not React's camel case names (e.g. "stroke-dasharray" not "strokeDasharray"). "axis" is a
      * regular React rendered SVG line, so it uses camel case.
      */
     style: _propTypes2.default.shape({