Flotr Y Axis Title - flotr

Hi In Flotr Playground (http://flotr.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/flotr/playground/index.html) site also the Y Axis Title is appearing in a Horizontal Way
See the Image here http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=c57a22f
Please tell me how to resolve this ??
I want to have the Text in Vertical Style for Y axis Under my Charts .

You need to disable the option HtmlText by setting it to false.

options = {"HtmlText": false, "yaxis": {"title": "abc", "titleAngle": 90}};
As Fabien Ménager mentioned, You need to turn off the HtmlText option. Then the title and the title angle can be adjusted.

Check out the quick start guide
Looks like you need to investigate a little more, and work out the solution by playing with the Flotr.draw() options

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