Hierarchical Layout (HL)

Gives samples of the Hierarchical layout (HL) and explains where it is used.

Lists the features and limitations of the Hierarchical Layout (HL).

Gives an explanation of the Hierarchical Layout (HL) algorithm and a sample.

Lists the generic features and parameters of the Hierarchical Layout (HL).

Describes the parameters specific to the Hierarchical Layout.

Describes how to apply hierarchical layouts sequentially to the same graph.

Describes the constraints on the relative positions of nodes available with the Hierarchical Layout (HL).

Describes how to specify constraints in CSS in a style sheet.

Describes how to specify constraints.

Explains how modes are partitioned into levels and how to set constraints at a specific level.

Describes how to force a node to a particular level with the level index parameter constraint.

Describes how to force several nodes to be at the same level.

Describes how to force a group of nodes to be at the same level.

Describes how to force a node into a higher level than another node.

Describes how to use the position index parameter.

Describes how to use relative position constraints.

Describes how to use side-by-side constraints.

Describes how to use extremity constraints.

Describes how to use swimlane constraints.

Gives a summary of how to specify constraints.

Discusses constraint priorities.

Discusses how validation is done during layout and how to force it if necessary.

Describes when a CSS file can be used.

Describes how to specify level and position indexes or retrieve calculated indexes.

Explains the recursive mode supported by the hierarchical layout.