Hi,
In the flow map viz, when there is bi-directional traffic between two nodes, the link labels are displayed one on top of another which makes it difficult to read the count for good/warn/error. Below is a screenshot. Is there a way around this? Probably when there is bidirectional traffic to have one label above the link and the other below?
Hi @rijutha,
You can offset the labels by supplying the labelx
and labely
fields in your data. This will allow you to offset the label by a number of pixels from the center point.
If you have a bi-directional link its also a good idea to change the attachment points using fromside
and toside
again, in your data.
From the doco:
labelx
Offset the label left and right from the centre of the line. Measured in pixels. Negative values move left.
labely
Offset the label up and down from the centre of the line. Measured in pixels. Negative values move up.
fromside
Specify a custom attachment point on the source node. See note [1] below.
toside
Specify a custom attachment point on the target node. See note [1] below.
[1] fromside / toside: Possible values are top, bottom, right, left. Defaults to the centre of the node. The value can also be specified with a modifier (+/-) to tune where on that side the attachment occurs. For example: "bottom-10" will attach to the bottom side, 10px to the left of center, "top+20" will attach to the top and 20 pixels to the right of center. When using path with multiple nodes, the fromside only affects the first node and the toside only affects the last node.
Hi @rijutha,
You can offset the labels by supplying the labelx
and labely
fields in your data. This will allow you to offset the label by a number of pixels from the center point.
If you have a bi-directional link its also a good idea to change the attachment points using fromside
and toside
again, in your data.
From the doco:
labelx
Offset the label left and right from the centre of the line. Measured in pixels. Negative values move left.
labely
Offset the label up and down from the centre of the line. Measured in pixels. Negative values move up.
fromside
Specify a custom attachment point on the source node. See note [1] below.
toside
Specify a custom attachment point on the target node. See note [1] below.
[1] fromside / toside: Possible values are top, bottom, right, left. Defaults to the centre of the node. The value can also be specified with a modifier (+/-) to tune where on that side the attachment occurs. For example: "bottom-10" will attach to the bottom side, 10px to the left of center, "top+20" will attach to the top and 20 pixels to the right of center. When using path with multiple nodes, the fromside only affects the first node and the toside only affects the last node.