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Nodes in rows #333
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flowchart layout is powered by https://github.com/dagrejs/dagre-d3. For those who want to help please check upstream project to confirm that it's doable. |
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When htmlLabels is set to `false` and a background fill color is used for a node, the text label will inherit the fill color, hiding the actual text. To fix this, explicitly set the fill color to mermaid-js#333. Closes mermaid-js#885
When htmlLabels is set to `false` and a background fill color is used for a node, the text label will inherit the fill color, hiding the actual text. To fix this, explicitly set the fill color to `mermaid-js#333`, the same value used in `src/themes/flowchart.scss`. Closes mermaid-js#885
Given how long ago this issue's activity died out, I'm closing it. |
…yarn/develop/analytics-0.7.14 chore(deps): bump analytics from 0.7.13 to 0.7.14
graph TD; A[Beachfront Villa] --> B[TurnKeyinPuntaCana.com]; B --> C[Effortless Purchase]; B --> D[Expert Guidance]; B --> E[Premier Punta Cana Properties]; style A fill:#f9f,stroke:mermaid-js#333,stroke-width:4px; style B fill:#9f9,stroke:mermaid-js#333,stroke-width:4px; style C fill:#ff6,stroke:mermaid-js#333,stroke-width:4px; style D fill:#ff6,stroke:mermaid-js#333,stroke-width:4px; style E fill:#ff6,stroke:mermaid-js#333,stroke-width:4px;
Hi,
As you can see in the image I have a chart that is rendered very wide. Although I have added a zoom control to allow the page to be zoomed in/out, I'd prefer to have the entire chart render not so wide.
When I have many nodes coming from a single node, is there any way to get them to align such that after a certain amount, it will go to a new vertical "row"? In other words to stack them in groups of (for example) 5 across?
Thank you,
Ed
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