mikkelee
commented
3 years ago The simplest solution is probably manually adjusting the layout by inserting a distance, for example on F01 or H01: g[distance=3cm]{name={F01}}:
Another option is to rearrange the tree by moving the C/E/B families to the beginning, but that may be undesirable if you prefer to have father/mother always left/right:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[a0paper]{geometry}
\usepackage{lmodern}
\usepackage[all]{genealogytree}
\begin{document}
\begin{genealogypicture}[
template=database pole,
insert phantom for childless families,
]
sandclock{
parent{
parent{
p{name={C01}}
p{name={C02}}
g{name={E01}}
}
parent{
p{name={B01}}
parent{
g{name={A01}}
c{name={A02}}
c{name={A03}}
c{name={A04}}
c{name={A05}}
c{name={A06}}
c{name={A07}}
c{name={A08}}
c{name={A09}}
c{name={A10}}
c{name={A11}}
}
g{name={D01}}
}
g{name={G01}}
c{name={G02}}
c{name={G03}}
c{name={G04}}
c{name={G05}}
c{name={G06}}
}
parent{
p{name={F01}}
p{name={F02}}
g{name={H01}}
c{name={H02}}
c{name={H03}}
c{name={H04}}
c{name={H05}}
c{name={H06}}
}
c{name={I01}}
}
\end{genealogypicture}
\end{document}
torfsen
T-F-S
The following is an extract from a larger tree of mine:
For me, this renders as follows:
The lines for the
GandHfamilies overlap. If I comment outA02(for example) then it renders as expected:I'm aware of #34, but my example doesn't have any childless families. I've added
insert phantom for childless familiesnevertheless, but as expected it doesn't solve the issue.Here's the log file with all the version information: