Describe the bug
When using the node expansion feature the user defined layout is reverted to a default preset layout (I think it is the "cose" layout from cytoscape).
Selection "gird" layout in dropdown menu under "Try with different layouts"
Remove node(s). Layout is still "gird"
Double click a node to expand. Layout of the graph is not "gird" anymore but is reverted to the default layout settings.
Expected behavior
I would have expected that the layout would stay as specified by the user, e.g., "gird" , after expanding nodes. I can understand that maybe the initial position of the nodes in the specified layout may change after expansion but the general layout structure would stay the same, e.g., grid.
Screenshots
Initial grid layout:
Same layout setting after node removal. Layout is still grid:
Same layout setting after node exanpsion. Layout is not gird anymore:
Additional context
I am not sure if it is intended that the gird layout changes after expasion or not. However, for larger graphs it is a bit confusing that the layout jumps, e.g., from grid to cose. Which makes analysing the graphs harder.
Thank you for adding the fucntionality that enables node expansion and removal. I think its great and have been looking for something similar.
Describe the bug When using the node expansion feature the user defined layout is reverted to a default preset layout (I think it is the "cose" layout from cytoscape).
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior I would have expected that the layout would stay as specified by the user, e.g., "gird" , after expanding nodes. I can understand that maybe the initial position of the nodes in the specified layout may change after expansion but the general layout structure would stay the same, e.g., grid.
Screenshots Initial grid layout:
Same layout setting after node removal. Layout is still grid:
Same layout setting after node exanpsion. Layout is not gird anymore:
Additional context I am not sure if it is intended that the gird layout changes after expasion or not. However, for larger graphs it is a bit confusing that the layout jumps, e.g., from grid to cose. Which makes analysing the graphs harder. Thank you for adding the fucntionality that enables node expansion and removal. I think its great and have been looking for something similar.