Annotation box over gridlines in plot

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Hi everyone!
I have a problem with annotation boxes in a 2D plot. I would like to have the annotation box 'over' the grid lines, like it is usual for a legend. I have attached two different fiugres which illustrate my problem to this post. The file "plot_with_grid" has the gridlines over the text in the annotation box which looks a little unprofessional. Is there a way to put the annotation box 'over' the gridlines like the legend?
here's also a sniplet of the code which generates the plot
h=plot(160:10:1200,ft(160:10:1200),'-r');
ax=gca;
hold on
errorbar(x_fit,y_fit,err_y_fit,'ks');
errorbar(x_val,y_val,err_y_val,'bo');
plot(160:10:1200,ft_upper(160:10:1200),'m--');
plot(160:10:1200,ft_down(160:10:1200),'m--');
hold off
ax.XAxis.Limits=[150 1200];
ax.YAxis.Limits=[17 50];
ax.FontSize=12;
xtickangle(45);
%dim=[.68 .6 .3 .3];
dim=[.15 .02 .3 .3];
str={'$h_0$=50 $\mu$m','$T_R$ =20$^\circ$C','$v_w$=0.1 m/min'};
%str={'$h_0=$ $50$ $\mu m$','$T_R =$ $20^\circ C$','$v_w=0.1$ $m/min$'};
annotation('textbox',dim,'String',str,'FitBoxToText','on','Interpreter','latex');
xlabel('Line load $q_L$ in N/mm $\rightarrow$','Interpreter','latex')
ylabel('Thickness $h_{1}$ in $\mu$m $\rightarrow$','Interpreter','latex')
lg=legend ('$Regression$','$Parameterization$ $data$','$Validation$ $data$','$95\%$ $confidence$ $interval$','Interpreter','latex','Location','northeast')
ax.YGrid='off';
Thank you for your help and best regards
Lukas

Accepted Answer

Atsushi Ueno
Atsushi Ueno on 7 Dec 2021
You should add 'BackgroundColor','white' as argument of annotation function.
h=plot(0:10:1200,0:10:1200,'-r'); grid on; % as example
annotation('textbox',[.15 .02 .3 .3],'String',{'$h_0$=50 $\mu$m','$T_R$ =20$^\circ$C','$v_w$=0.1 m/min'}, ...
'FitBoxToText','on','Interpreter','latex','BackgroundColor','white'); % <<<< here
legend ('Regression');
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ga97cad
ga97cad on 7 Dec 2021
Hey Atsushi!
that worked perfectly! Thank you very much! I marked your answer as accepted.
Best regards, Lukas

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