The CX2JS converter generates a backgroundColor, that could be applied to the canvas you're rendering the graph in (that's not a problem per se, but would be a nice feature).
A sample network that has a background color is 5820d988-68d5-11e7-961c-0ac135e8bacf (you can take a look at it here ). When using your library to render this network, the background stays white.
Favored solution
It would be great, if you could expand the @Inputs to allow users to toggle application of the background color.
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Problem
The CX2JS converter generates a
backgroundColor, that could be applied to the canvas you're rendering the graph in (that's not a problem per se, but would be a nice feature).You'll find the respective line of code here.
Steps to reproduce
A sample network that has a background color is
5820d988-68d5-11e7-961c-0ac135e8bacf(you can take a look at it here ). When using your library to render this network, the background stays white.Favored solution
It would be great, if you could expand the
@Inputs to allow users to toggle application of the background color.Project
Angular 13.3.4 Node: 16.15.0 NgRx 13.1.0 ngx-cytoscapejs 1.0.0