Closed artbrock closed 8 years ago
Temp location of the mockup: http://artbrock.com/sites/artbrock.com/files/Nested_Tree.html
My favorite thing about it is that so far, it's really powered by just one line of CSS: #tree-editor div { display: inline-block; padding: 3px 3px 1px 3px; margin-left: 5px; background-color: rgba(80,0,0,.1); }
Hey Art - It seems like a pretty intuitive approach to me. The trees become especially clear to me when I narrow the window and it pops into a more vertical format. The nested colors made immediate sense.
looks good in Safari btw.
Great! Thanks for checking on Mac!
Okay... I've added it to the repository and refreshed the copy on my web site for viewing. (Be sure to hit refresh to reload info.) I think we could take a cool color-coding approach related to symbol context (Process, Symbol, Structure, Protocol, Receptor, Semtrex, etc.) which ends up kind of doing syntax highlighting and tree illustration.
Scroll down to the bottom of the page to see some of the cool color ideas. :)
First steps toward building a Ceptr IDE in having a JavaScript based client that can match labels in the tiers of label tables, and build a semantic tree representation (probably in JSON which will get sent back to Ceptr then translated)