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An example app that lets you create a family tree, in this case a historical royal dynasty, the Plantagenets. Demo: The main theme of this app is recursion. The SQL model is hierarchical, and a CTE is used to query family tree data. The family tree graph is displayed by (vanilla) SVG elements wrapped in nested (recursive) React components.
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QUESTION
I am having issues on keeping Marge near Homer and Herb near Lucia to avoid this above-line (check the image). Basicly i need to keep married couples together and push aside brothers to fix the lines from mixing. Here is my source code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-02 at 20:19What you want should be straight-forward using dot, but as you found, it is impressively difficult. Two techniques that should get you there are adding weight attributes to edges to keep nodes close to each other and/or using clusters to explicitly group the couples close. Using clusters does keep the couples together, but it resulted in ugly edges. Adding weights helped to get the invisible nodes placed "correctly" and resulted in nicer-looking edges.
QUESTION
I'm in the process of creating a family-tree using D3. My dataset is indeed hierarchical, but the root node of the tree is the child. Each "child node" contains two "parent" nodes that represents each childs two parents. Here is an example of my data.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-02 at 01:38You don't need to alter your original dataset, instead when you create the root using d3.hierarchy you can specify which property contains the "children":
QUESTION
I have an iFrame using some js to enable scrolling within an Advanced iFrame that auto resizes the frame.
My issue is that while the code below works well, it scrolls too far. It doesn't take account for my menu bar which is 60px high.
Issue can be seen here https://www.rosentreter.website/family-tree/ after selecting an alphabet letter.
How can I modify the code top.offset to reduce it by 60px? I've tried everything...
Using the library jquery-1.7.2.min, my code is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-20 at 10:42whan I changed this part of code your pace works pretty well
QUESTION
I am trying to pull in and parse a JSON from the Yelp fusion API. Whenever I pull it in and try to parse it and store it as a struct, I get the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-31 at 04:49You need to declare businesses
array as an Optional
shown below,
QUESTION
I am new to Angular 6 and I do not know how to use npm i d3-dtree
in Angular 6.
How can I use Javascript libraries using npm
, especially for Angular 6?
I want to create family-tree like this fiddle using d3-dtree
.
Can anyone give me guide or demo how to use d3-dtree
with npm
in StackBlitz's link?
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-30 at 07:18I think you can now understand npm
as library installer. It definitely does more than that, e.g., it can serve web pages, but think it in that way for now...
I had used plain Javascript for a long time in .html
files. So it was very difficult for me to get used to how modern Javascript family works these days. For example, you do not need HTTP server to place .html
files and serve web pages.
So start your Angular project in a server device using Angular CLI which is supported by npm
. Then in your project folder, do npm i d3-dtree
and install the library. You can import and use the library in a different way as you did inside .html
files in old fashion.
QUESTION
I have a customized version of D3 based family tree. The only difference is, instead of using rect nodes I chose to use foreignObject.
I would like the foreignObjects to be on the top of other path layer so that they do not overlap, but as you see from the sample code linked below, we still see the path lines above the html elements. Based on the google search, things I tried were changing document order, select("selector").raise(), setting z-index, and block inline notation on css, but nothing changes at all. Could anyone help with this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-09 at 09:04The problem here has nothing to do with z-indices or elements' order. The issue is that you're not filling the
fill
in the CSS, but the correct way to fill the
is using background-colour
or background
:
QUESTION
I have a binary tree that I want to convert to a nested HTML unordered list.
I have a function I am trying to modify to do the task.
I am trying the following method (run snippet for output):
This method is in the BinaryTreeClass
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-15 at 01:01So I added a class extension to the BinaryNodeTree. It is below and works as I needed it to.
QUESTION
I want to create a tree diagram with multiple parents. The idea is to create a diagram for Dota 2 Items, which several items can be made into one single item (plus a recipe), AND/OR one item can be made into several possibilities (more than one parent item).
One of my reference is from thecodeplayer's code.
Here is my work on jsfiddle so far.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-13 at 04:14What I would recommend doing is setting the left
property to 50%
on the left-most and right-most ::before
pseudo-classes, and then adjusting the width
of the left-most and middle pseudo-classes to cover the offset.
I'd also recommend increasing the top
of the downwards connectors by 2px
just to avoid spiky 'overhangs'.
A bit sloppy, but here's my attempt:
QUESTION
I am trying to create two D3 trees with what appears to be a share central root. The trees should expand to the right and left as the user clicks on my nodes.
I came across an example here on stackoverflow.
Here is the link to that SO: Tree with children towards multiple side in d3.js (similar to family tree)
I even put together a bl.ocks.org version of this code here: https://bl.ocks.org/redcricket/de324f83aa6c84db2588c1a1f53cc5e3
The above examples are D3 v3. I am adapting the above example to D3 v4 and integrating it into an angular component, but I have run into a problem in that I can only display only one tree at a time.
The entry point into my code is this angular component and its service component:
The component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-30 at 12:14After following Andrew Ried's suggestion I was able to draw both trees by changing just four lines of code.
In my setNodes()
method I now have this:
QUESTION
In the front end, I want the user to be able to change the outcome of a Decision Tree depending on his choice.
I am building a Django-React App, and for the decision tree I have used thecodeplayer's style and tree example. http://thecodeplayer.com/walkthrough/css3-family-tree
I need to create an unordered list, which will be plotted as a decision tree.
The user can choose between 4 options, name Option 1,2,3 and 4. And those should change the style of the decision tree to help the user visualize. Like if the user selects in a combobox Option 1, I would like the Option 1 box to be displayed with another color. And, ultimately, it would be great if there is a way to highlight all the path from the parent until the selected leaf.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-15 at 12:41Community Discussions, Code Snippets contain sources that include Stack Exchange Network
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