Add a CSS Class to each Vertix in MXGRAPH
I would like to add a CSS Class to each Vertix in MXGRAPH, to be able to add style in an external theme. How could be possible?
I found only method to add fillColor
, gradientColor
, stroke
, activate rounded corners
but not to link them with CSS.
mxgraph
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I would like to add a CSS Class to each Vertix in MXGRAPH, to be able to add style in an external theme. How could be possible?
I found only method to add fillColor
, gradientColor
, stroke
, activate rounded corners
but not to link them with CSS.
mxgraph
Not possible on vertices themselves, but you could enable HTML labels and use the label to render arbitary HTML/CSS
– David
Jan 2 at 15:59
uhmmm I'll investigate about this solution but anyway is not what I need... I'd like to simplify styiling of vertices (current JS embedded implementation is hard to manage and documentation is not so clear)
– Luca Detomi
Jan 2 at 16:04
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I would like to add a CSS Class to each Vertix in MXGRAPH, to be able to add style in an external theme. How could be possible?
I found only method to add fillColor
, gradientColor
, stroke
, activate rounded corners
but not to link them with CSS.
mxgraph
I would like to add a CSS Class to each Vertix in MXGRAPH, to be able to add style in an external theme. How could be possible?
I found only method to add fillColor
, gradientColor
, stroke
, activate rounded corners
but not to link them with CSS.
mxgraph
mxgraph
edited Jan 2 at 11:00
Luca Detomi
asked Jan 2 at 10:33
Luca DetomiLuca Detomi
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Not possible on vertices themselves, but you could enable HTML labels and use the label to render arbitary HTML/CSS
– David
Jan 2 at 15:59
uhmmm I'll investigate about this solution but anyway is not what I need... I'd like to simplify styiling of vertices (current JS embedded implementation is hard to manage and documentation is not so clear)
– Luca Detomi
Jan 2 at 16:04
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Not possible on vertices themselves, but you could enable HTML labels and use the label to render arbitary HTML/CSS
– David
Jan 2 at 15:59
uhmmm I'll investigate about this solution but anyway is not what I need... I'd like to simplify styiling of vertices (current JS embedded implementation is hard to manage and documentation is not so clear)
– Luca Detomi
Jan 2 at 16:04
Not possible on vertices themselves, but you could enable HTML labels and use the label to render arbitary HTML/CSS
– David
Jan 2 at 15:59
Not possible on vertices themselves, but you could enable HTML labels and use the label to render arbitary HTML/CSS
– David
Jan 2 at 15:59
uhmmm I'll investigate about this solution but anyway is not what I need... I'd like to simplify styiling of vertices (current JS embedded implementation is hard to manage and documentation is not so clear)
– Luca Detomi
Jan 2 at 16:04
uhmmm I'll investigate about this solution but anyway is not what I need... I'd like to simplify styiling of vertices (current JS embedded implementation is hard to manage and documentation is not so clear)
– Luca Detomi
Jan 2 at 16:04
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There are 2 levels of customization you can do in mxgraph :
- the "mxgGraph" shapes, as you discovered with
fillColor
etc. - using HTML labels
In my case, I ended up doing a mix of both: I customize the shape itself with mxGraph "native" features so that they render fast and well in the outline (mini-map) too; and then I refine my labels with HTML / CSS. For example, I have added markdown support, I have created a fairly advanced text editor for the boxes, etc.
At render time, I check the style name (and other properties) of the current mxCell object and I know which custom CSS class to add when rendering the html label.
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There are 2 levels of customization you can do in mxgraph :
- the "mxgGraph" shapes, as you discovered with
fillColor
etc. - using HTML labels
In my case, I ended up doing a mix of both: I customize the shape itself with mxGraph "native" features so that they render fast and well in the outline (mini-map) too; and then I refine my labels with HTML / CSS. For example, I have added markdown support, I have created a fairly advanced text editor for the boxes, etc.
At render time, I check the style name (and other properties) of the current mxCell object and I know which custom CSS class to add when rendering the html label.
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There are 2 levels of customization you can do in mxgraph :
- the "mxgGraph" shapes, as you discovered with
fillColor
etc. - using HTML labels
In my case, I ended up doing a mix of both: I customize the shape itself with mxGraph "native" features so that they render fast and well in the outline (mini-map) too; and then I refine my labels with HTML / CSS. For example, I have added markdown support, I have created a fairly advanced text editor for the boxes, etc.
At render time, I check the style name (and other properties) of the current mxCell object and I know which custom CSS class to add when rendering the html label.
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There are 2 levels of customization you can do in mxgraph :
- the "mxgGraph" shapes, as you discovered with
fillColor
etc. - using HTML labels
In my case, I ended up doing a mix of both: I customize the shape itself with mxGraph "native" features so that they render fast and well in the outline (mini-map) too; and then I refine my labels with HTML / CSS. For example, I have added markdown support, I have created a fairly advanced text editor for the boxes, etc.
At render time, I check the style name (and other properties) of the current mxCell object and I know which custom CSS class to add when rendering the html label.
There are 2 levels of customization you can do in mxgraph :
- the "mxgGraph" shapes, as you discovered with
fillColor
etc. - using HTML labels
In my case, I ended up doing a mix of both: I customize the shape itself with mxGraph "native" features so that they render fast and well in the outline (mini-map) too; and then I refine my labels with HTML / CSS. For example, I have added markdown support, I have created a fairly advanced text editor for the boxes, etc.
At render time, I check the style name (and other properties) of the current mxCell object and I know which custom CSS class to add when rendering the html label.
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Not possible on vertices themselves, but you could enable HTML labels and use the label to render arbitary HTML/CSS
– David
Jan 2 at 15:59
uhmmm I'll investigate about this solution but anyway is not what I need... I'd like to simplify styiling of vertices (current JS embedded implementation is hard to manage and documentation is not so clear)
– Luca Detomi
Jan 2 at 16:04