Dear all,

this is a version of my code:
figure()
hold on
grid on
set(gca, ‘Layer’, ‘top’)

jbfill(1:100,x(:,1)’,y(:,1)’,color.red, color.red,0,1);
hold off
xticks(0:1:100);
title(‘Temperature’);
ylabel(‘Percent’);
xlabel(‘Months’);

I have the following problem:
I try to get the grids in the background behind jbfill and the yaxis/ yticks above the jbfill, but jbfill is lying above the y-axis / y ticks and thus covering y-axis / y ticks. So in order to get the y-axis / y ticks above jbfill (to make them visible) I use " set (gca, ‘Layer’,’top’) " . But then the grids are automatically "above" jbfill although they should be not visible where the jbfill plot is.
Does someone have a hint how I can solve this problem?

Many thanks for your help!Dear all,

this is a version of my code:
figure()
hold on
grid on
set(gca, ‘Layer’, ‘top’)

jbfill(1:100,x(:,1)’,y(:,1)’,color.red, color.red,0,1);
hold off
xticks(0:1:100);
title(‘Temperature’);
ylabel(‘Percent’);
xlabel(‘Months’);

I have the following problem:
I try to get the grids in the background behind jbfill and the yaxis/ yticks above the jbfill, but jbfill is lying above the y-axis / y ticks and thus covering y-axis / y ticks. So in order to get the y-axis / y ticks above jbfill (to make them visible) I use " set (gca, ‘Layer’,’top’) " . But then the grids are automatically "above" jbfill although they should be not visible where the jbfill plot is.
Does someone have a hint how I can solve this problem?

Many thanks for your help! Dear all,

this is a version of my code:
figure()
hold on
grid on
set(gca, ‘Layer’, ‘top’)

jbfill(1:100,x(:,1)’,y(:,1)’,color.red, color.red,0,1);
hold off
xticks(0:1:100);
title(‘Temperature’);
ylabel(‘Percent’);
xlabel(‘Months’);

I have the following problem:
I try to get the grids in the background behind jbfill and the yaxis/ yticks above the jbfill, but jbfill is lying above the y-axis / y ticks and thus covering y-axis / y ticks. So in order to get the y-axis / y ticks above jbfill (to make them visible) I use " set (gca, ‘Layer’,’top’) " . But then the grids are automatically "above" jbfill although they should be not visible where the jbfill plot is.
Does someone have a hint how I can solve this problem?

Many thanks for your help! jbfill, axis, ‘layer’, grids, grid on MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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