Chart Date Separator Style

[Tom62]

Is there a script that will change the color and line width of the date divider line in charts? Right now, they are red and thin to the point I can't read the date. I have looked through the TOS GUI and there does not appear to be a means to change it there, so I am hoping there is a
script that will.

I really appreciate any advice.

 

[rad14733]

@Tom2 Do you have an image of this line in question on a Chart because I am not aware of any system generated thin red line at date change on Charts...??? Are you sure this isn't an indicator generated red line...???

 

[useThinkScript]

As @rad14733 pointed out; not sure what DATE or time separator that you are using
or that you want to delineate.

Here is a simple script that will provide a vertical for each trading session
Adjust the times and color to fit your needs

input openingTime = 1600;
input closingTime = 0930;

def sec1    = SecondsFromTime(openingTime);
def sec2    = SecondsFromTime(closingTime);
def isTime1 = (sec1 >= 0 and sec1[1] < 0) or (sec1 < sec1[1] and sec1 >= 0);
def isTime2 = (sec2 >= 0 and sec2[1] < 0) or (sec2 < sec2[1] and sec2 >= 0);


DefineGlobalColor("base03", color.yellow) ;    #dark

input ShowVertical = yes ;
addverticalLine(!IsNaN(close) and ShowVertical and isTime1, close,GlobalColor("base03"));

 

[Carl-not-Karl]

Is there a script that will change the color and line width of the date divider line in charts? Right now, they are red and thin to the point I can't read the date. I have looked through the TOS GUI and there does not appear to be a means to change it there, so I am hoping there is a
script that will.

I really appreciate any advice.

Currently there is not a method/script to change the size/weight of both text and line weight of vertical date lines.
There is a manual method of using the Drawings > Drawing Tool > Time Level tool but that is laborious (i.e., duplicating the vertical line for start/end times for every period needed).
It does have the option of changing the color and line weight but not the text size:

Another method, if you are using Windows 10/11, is to use the Magnifier option but it does takes some practice:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...r-to-see-414948ba-8b1c-d3bd-8615-0e5e32204198

Another method, which is global (i.e., throughout the ToS platform):
Setup > Application Settings... > General > Look and feel > Font size: