silikonfuel.blogg.se - Freeplane change the edge color of a node

Instead it is a Freeplane extension using a versioning system. This is not a web-based mapper like MindMeister, Coggle or MindMup. He calls it Freeplane-collaborative-tools. Sébastien Georget recently announced a personal initiative to allow Freeplane users to work together on a map without all the emailing back and forth, and spotting changes to copy to your own map. Plain: The shape outline will be drawn according to the stroke-color and the stroke-width properties.I haven’t tried it, but yes, apparently so.

none (default): No outline will be drawn.

Graph Ĭontrol the if the outline of the element shape is drawn or not. A style property is made of a name, a colon ( :), a set of values separated by comas, and finally a semi-colon. The selector is followed by a set of style properties between curly braces. Therefore, to define the style of elements when a specific event occurs, you can write selectors like node:clicked or sprite::selected. Once again this is automatically done by the viewer (for nodes and spites), however you can put theses two attributes by yourself on elements of the graph if you whish (Note that these attributes will appear in your graph only if it is sink of the viewer).Įvent styles adds to the style of the element. To mark an element as selected it must have the attribute ui.selected. This is done automatically by the viewer (for nodes and sprites). To mark an element as clicked, it must have the attribute ui.clicked. Note that the default viewer only generates these events for nodes and sprites by default. The first one occurs when an element is clicked, or when it is selected.

Actually the two events clicked and selected are known. Events are added to selectors using the : (colon) symbol. The GraphStream CSS allows to specify styles for elements that are applied only when a given condition is met. If an element pertains to several classes, the styles of each class will be merged, if there is a conflict the style appearing in the first class in the class list is chosen. Edges having the strange keyword in their ui.class attribute will have this style. For example to define a class of edges you can use edge.strange. You specify a selector for a class using a dot. setAttribute ( "ui.class", "foo, bar" ) To assign a class to an element you change its ui.class attribute. For example to define the style of a node with identifier A, you could use node#A.

To identify elements by their identifier you can use the # character followed by the identifier of the element. You can further specify to apply the style to individual elements.

sprite will apply the style to each sprite.

edge will apply the style to each edge.

node will apply the style to all the nodes of the graph.

graph will apply the style to the graph background.

Selectors define to which group of elements the style properties will be applied. It can apply to a particular element, or match a group of elements, therefore applying the same style to the entire group.

Each rule defines the style of a group of elements of the graph. A style rule is made of a selector and a set of style properties. Style rulesĮach style sheet is a sequence of style rules. The syntax used by GraphStream is very similar to the one used by CSS. However if you remove the attribute, this will not remove the style for the node.

This creates a style for this specific node.