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In my graph visualization, I would like to hard-change (not necessarily with CSS), the direction of edges. Meaning that arrows should be on the other side. Changing from TD to BT or similar is not desirable. Basically, I want the arrow of normal edges --> to be shown in the other direction, and keep the direction of -.-> edges. This is because my graph has two types of relations. One is to express normal dependencies with the arrow directed to the dependency (A requires B to be executed), the other to express forward triggers with the arrow pointing to the thing that gets triggers (A triggers C).
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In my graph visualization, I would like to hard-change (not necessarily with CSS), the direction of edges. Meaning that arrows should be on the other side. Changing from TD to BT or similar is not desirable. Basically, I want the arrow of normal edges
-->
to be shown in the other direction, and keep the direction of-.->
edges. This is because my graph has two types of relations. One is to express normal dependencies with the arrow directed to the dependency (A requires B to be executed), the other to express forward triggers with the arrow pointing to the thing that gets triggers (A triggers C).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: