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I was wondering what would be the correct way to handle node colors in D3ForcheGraph because if you look at them they are slightly different shade of blue. I use the following method:
var Ad = new sgvizler.Query();
//Initialize sgvizler Query
Ad.query( " SELECT query")
.endpointURL("http://example.org/snorqll")
.endpointOutputFormat("jsonp")
.chartFunction("sgvizler.visualization.D3ForceGraph")
.chartHeight(max)
.chartWidth(max)
.draw("interactiveResults");
Should I just add .nodeColorStart("some color") and .nodeColorEnd(" some color") to change the color of the nodes, if so what is the correct way to do so ? Or is there something I should add inside sgvizler.js ?
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I was wondering what would be the correct way to handle node colors in
D3ForcheGraph
because if you look at them they are slightly different shade of blue. I use the following method:Should I just add
.nodeColorStart("some color")
and.nodeColorEnd(" some color")
to change the color of the nodes, if so what is the correct way to do so ? Or is there something I should add insidesgvizler.js
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: