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No method to automaticall run sass once scss file changes right now.
Should probably use grunt, I think it does it. (or have an inotify based
make background task).
Tested with sass 3.4.9 (latest) but since I'm not using sass yet (the
scss file is our former css file) it should work with other versions
too.
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make search+input boxes share a fixed div, use floats for nice(er)
responsiveness to width changes.
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https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/filter?redirectlocale=en-US&redirectslug=CSS%2Ffilter#Browser_compatibility
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So now you can change for instance:
$('.perm').each(function(i,x) { x.style.opacity=0.1; })
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TODO 1:
This is a bit magic. The problem is that I'm not sure exactly if the
nodes/edges given to the click callback are updated correctly when we
just do renames. So the code is a bit protective - it compares names
instead of comparing objects. This might work or not later with multiple
edges. But I really need to fix it so we never have callbacks with stale
data.
TODO 2:
Plus I'm not using classes correctly, instead setting attributes in the
d3 update function (update). This is already done but is a bad smell,
makes it harder to change properties easily. Used for stroke-width here
and for nodes, for color.
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The browse button still needs to be fixed. Maybe this:
http://www.shauninman.com/archive/2007/09/10/styling_file_inputs_with_css_and_the_dom
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This changes our current svg. We already had a <g id="link-group">
and under it <path class="link graph"> elements (class changes for
selection).
Now we have <g class="link graph"> elements containing two paths:
one for display, one for selection.
the display has stroke-width of 2 (defined in res/css/style.css) and the
selection has stroke-width of 5 and stroke not defined to make it
invisible plus a higher z-index to catch the click.
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