Adjusting Raphael to get mindmap to fit in a DIV #11
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Change Raphael(0, 0, options.mapArea.x,options.mapArea.y) to Raphael('divID',options.mapArea.x,options.mapArea.y). |
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I tried to make a wordpress plugin out of your awesome code, so I also have to put the mindmap in a div-container (#js-mindmap). Your advise worked nearly, but nevertheless all anchor elements are put into body element, so the mindmap always overlaps all other content. <body>
<a>1</a>
<a>2</a>
<a>3</a>
<div id="js-mindmap"></div>
</body>Is there a workaround? So the anchor elements will be put into my div container? <body>
<div id="js-mindmap">
<a>1</a>
<a>2</a>
<a>3</a>
</div>
</body>Thanks in advance! |
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I had this same issue. I'll try to clean up my solution enough to be worthy of adding to the js-mindmap project for others to take advantage of. It proved tricksier than just updating the line for Raphael. |
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More of a question than issue, but is there an easy way to adjust Raphael to have the mindmap fit inside a DIV instead of using the body tag?
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