The 'Vector' display mode uses SVG elements to display the visualisation. The 'Pixel' display mode uses a canvas to display the visualisation. When dealing with large amounts of data, the pixel display mode will give better performance.
Show Disconnected Dot
Yes
Allow disconnected dots to remain part of the visualisation. Set to 'No' to remove disconnected Dots from the visualisation.
Include Location References
No
Display Location References as nodes
Background Colour
none
Background colour of the visualisation
Static Layout
No
Display static layouts
Static Layout Interval
none
Interval in seconds between static layout renderings
Advanced
Enter these settings in the input field as name:value, e.g. highlight_node_color:#f2ff00. Each setting should be entered on a single new line.
Name
Default value
Accepted values
Description
highlight_node_color
#d92b2b
hexadecimal color value
Colour of hovering node.
highlight_node_connect_color
#ff7070
hexadecimal color value
Colour of connected nodes to the hovering node.
highlight_link_color
rgba(255,0,0,0.4)
hexadecimal/rgba color value
Colour of connected lines to the hovering node.
node_icons_size
15
integer / weight
Set the size of the Condition icons. Specify a specific size, or use 'weight' to make the icons size relative to the node size.
node_icons_offset
4
integer
Set the position of the Condition icons relative to the node. Negative number to position above the node, positive for below, 0 to centre on the node.
node_icons_show_as_node
false
true / false
Use the Condition icons as the actual node. This will fully override a node's visual representation.
Documentation
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