Closed bba278 closed 5 years ago
For anyone curious how I solved this -> applied the jQuery code to only child nodes and not the root ones
`$(document).ready(function () { const collapseSwitch = $('a.node a.collapse-switch') collapseSwitch.text('Hide Children') collapseSwitch.addClass('hide-children')
collapseSwitch.click(function () {
const trgt = $(this)
if (trgt.hasClass('show-children')) {
trgt.text('Hide Children')
trgt.removeClass('show-children')
trgt.addClass('hide-children')
} else {
trgt.text('Show Children')
trgt.removeClass('hide-children')
trgt.addClass('show-children')
}
})
})`
I'm still getting the connecting line in the middle as shown above. How did you fix that portion?
In order to make a node collapsible AND having a link, I added a bit of jQuery code which appends a
Hide Children
to the 'collapse-switch' and depending on whether the node is opened or closed, I change the text.The above all works fine, except that in cases where a node is the main root node or sub-tree root node, the connectors from that node don't align/exit correctly from it but they rather come on top of the node (See photo snippets)
Would anybody be able to suggest a fix for that?
Thanks