Drawing links from some "other_parents" items to a given node, where the other parent in question hasn't been created yet I guess, creates an odd branch depth jump, ultimately resulting in much more spread out graph. It may arise when parent node has been deprecated and so hasn't been created in graph if switch to show deprecated items is off.
Code is in line 604 of common.js, around "// 3rd pass does secondary parent LINKS which could be to shallower nodes"
Drawing links from some "other_parents" items to a given node, where the other parent in question hasn't been created yet I guess, creates an odd branch depth jump, ultimately resulting in much more spread out graph. It may arise when parent node has been deprecated and so hasn't been created in graph if switch to show deprecated items is off.
Code is in line 604 of common.js, around "// 3rd pass does secondary parent LINKS which could be to shallower nodes"