How to move edges, when you move nodes?
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When I move the nodes for the family id=JK (BB2) the edge is not moving along with them. How can I get it to look like the family id=AK (BB1)?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[all]{genealogytree}
begin{document}
titlepage
begin{tikzpicture}
genealogytree[
template=formal graph,
timeflow=right,
%% edge settings
edges={foreground={black,line width=0.5mm},
background={white,line width=1mm}},
]{
child[id=KAK]{
g[id=AndersKristian,male,]{B_1}
child[id=AK]{
g[id=Anne,female]{BB_1}
p[id=Klaus,male]{Y_1}
c[id=Tobias,male]{O_1}
}
child[id=JK]{
g[id=Jytte,female,tikz={xshift=20mm}]{BB_2}
p[id=Kjell,male,tikz={xshift=20mm}]{Y_2}
c[id=Hans,male,tikz={xshift=20mm}]{O_2}
}
}
}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
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I'm new to all this, so please bear with me.
When I move the nodes for the family id=JK (BB2) the edge is not moving along with them. How can I get it to look like the family id=AK (BB1)?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[all]{genealogytree}
begin{document}
titlepage
begin{tikzpicture}
genealogytree[
template=formal graph,
timeflow=right,
%% edge settings
edges={foreground={black,line width=0.5mm},
background={white,line width=1mm}},
]{
child[id=KAK]{
g[id=AndersKristian,male,]{B_1}
child[id=AK]{
g[id=Anne,female]{BB_1}
p[id=Klaus,male]{Y_1}
c[id=Tobias,male]{O_1}
}
child[id=JK]{
g[id=Jytte,female,tikz={xshift=20mm}]{BB_2}
p[id=Kjell,male,tikz={xshift=20mm}]{Y_2}
c[id=Hans,male,tikz={xshift=20mm}]{O_2}
}
}
}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
tikz-pgf genealogytree
asked Nov 14 at 21:06
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To be honest, I do not know what's going on since on p. 48 of the manual it is written that "These final shiftings do not influence the auto-layout algorithm, but the edges move with the nodes." Naively I'd think that this implies that the edges would move with the nodes.
– marmot
Nov 15 at 4:05
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I'm new to all this, so please bear with me.
When I move the nodes for the family id=JK (BB2) the edge is not moving along with them. How can I get it to look like the family id=AK (BB1)?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[all]{genealogytree}
begin{document}
titlepage
begin{tikzpicture}
genealogytree[
template=formal graph,
timeflow=right,
%% edge settings
edges={foreground={black,line width=0.5mm},
background={white,line width=1mm}},
]{
child[id=KAK]{
g[id=AndersKristian,male,]{B_1}
child[id=AK]{
g[id=Anne,female]{BB_1}
p[id=Klaus,male]{Y_1}
c[id=Tobias,male]{O_1}
}
child[id=JK]{
g[id=Jytte,female,tikz={xshift=20mm}]{BB_2}
p[id=Kjell,male,tikz={xshift=20mm}]{Y_2}
c[id=Hans,male,tikz={xshift=20mm}]{O_2}
}
}
}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
tikz-pgf genealogytree
asked Nov 14 at 21:06
Else Vind Frost
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I'm new to all this, so please bear with me.
When I move the nodes for the family id=JK (BB2) the edge is not moving along with them. How can I get it to look like the family id=AK (BB1)?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[all]{genealogytree}
begin{document}
titlepage
begin{tikzpicture}
genealogytree[
template=formal graph,
timeflow=right,
%% edge settings
edges={foreground={black,line width=0.5mm},
background={white,line width=1mm}},
]{
child[id=KAK]{
g[id=AndersKristian,male,]{B_1}
child[id=AK]{
g[id=Anne,female]{BB_1}
p[id=Klaus,male]{Y_1}
c[id=Tobias,male]{O_1}
}
child[id=JK]{
g[id=Jytte,female,tikz={xshift=20mm}]{BB_2}
p[id=Kjell,male,tikz={xshift=20mm}]{Y_2}
c[id=Hans,male,tikz={xshift=20mm}]{O_2}
}
}
}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
tikz-pgf genealogytree
tikz-pgf genealogytree
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To be honest, I do not know what's going on since on p. 48 of the manual it is written that "These final shiftings do not influence the auto-layout algorithm, but the edges move with the nodes." Naively I'd think that this implies that the edges would move with the nodes.
– marmot
Nov 15 at 4:05
add a comment |
1
To be honest, I do not know what's going on since on p. 48 of the manual it is written that "These final shiftings do not influence the auto-layout algorithm, but the edges move with the nodes." Naively I'd think that this implies that the edges would move with the nodes.
– marmot
Nov 15 at 4:05
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To be honest, I do not know what's going on since on p. 48 of the manual it is written that "These final shiftings do not influence the auto-layout algorithm, but the edges move with the nodes." Naively I'd think that this implies that the edges would move with the nodes.
– marmot
Nov 15 at 4:05
To be honest, I do not know what's going on since on p. 48 of the manual it is written that "These final shiftings do not influence the auto-layout algorithm, but the edges move with the nodes." Naively I'd think that this implies that the edges would move with the nodes.
– marmot
Nov 15 at 4:05
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To be honest, I do not know what's going on since on p. 48 of the manual it is written that "These final shiftings do not influence the auto-layout algorithm, but the edges move with the nodes." Naively I'd think that this implies that the edges would move with the nodes.
– marmot
Nov 15 at 4:05