CJ Yetman

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@KylieJClose @R_Graph_Gallery share a minimal reproducible example somewhere/how and I can probably help

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[CJ Yetman @cjyetman]

@pariharmadhur 6. so all together, try 'function(el) { el.querySelectorAll(".node text").forEach(d => https://t.co/etunxR3siM.fontSize = "15px"); el.querySelectorAll(".node text").forEach(d => https://t.co/etunxR3siM.textShadow = "1px 1px 5px red") }'

[CJ Yetman @cjyetman]

@pariharmadhur 6. you can apply the same code to all nodes in the nodelist returned by `querySelectorAll` with `.forEach()`

[CJ Yetman @cjyetman]

@pariharmadhur 5. probably better to use `.style.fontSize = "15px")` than `.setAttribute("font-size","15")`

[CJ Yetman @cjyetman]

@pariharmadhur 3. probably better to query those nodes with something a bit more specific, i.e. `el.querySelectorAll(".node text")`

[CJ Yetman @cjyetman]

@pariharmadhur 2. you probably want to target all text elements, not just the first one, using `querySelectorAll` instead of `querySelector`

[CJ Yetman @cjyetman]

@pariharmadhur 1. probably safer to root your selection from the htmlwidget element with `function(el) { el.querySelector(`...

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[CJ Yetman @cjyetman]

@neighboringCity you need to remove cyclical links, for instance...
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[CJ Yetman @cjyetman]

@ErinYoun probably has to do with what is or is not being passed to the NodeGroup parameter... see https://t.co/iq6p2aJc4D

[CJ Yetman @cjyetman]

@MaryniaKolak @alexsingleton @robinlovelace @CivicAngela have you tried `arrows = TRUE` with networkD3?

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[CJ Yetman @cjyetman]

@Akbaritabar @nytimes bulk of the code is here if you're looking for something more definitive https://t.co/DNGgS6QAFu

[CJ Yetman @cjyetman]

@Lucid_Analytics With which function/plot type? Generally speaking, the primary function of networkD3 is to automatically determine the ideal layout for its plots, so attempting to manually adjust the placement is going against its purpose.