- From: carmen <_@whats-your.name>
- Date: 2014年12月19日 19:25:21 +0000
- To: semantic-web@w3.org
- Message-ID: <20141219192521.GA23598@x.clearwire-wmx.net>
> Have fun with it! yes, saw version 0.2 mentioned on https://twitter.com/_masaka and found it useful over a plaintext arc labels are 600% as space-consuming as they could be? [has member] <- bidirectional arcs are causing two boxes [member of] [ ] and they have lots of padding, like this [has member] [ ] [member] is what i'm after here, arrows already denote directionality should they still be overlapping (without the gravity set so it's so sparse you can't see much), many arcs coming out of a large node form a sort of comb pattern, ______________ | | | | | - rotating labels could significantly reduce chances of label-overlap r at cost of up to 90-degrees off: rotate it in your head, or rotate your head, o or rotate your device, or spin some fingers to rotate the viewport t a t e also D3 can do force-directed placement of labels so they don't overlap
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