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When using many (I mean massive count of) curves in the flowchart, many of them overlap and the reader can't see at all which source(s) and target(s) are connected... it's just a mess
We need a solution for this please. d3 offers "Links", a.k.a. Bezier curves, in d3.link or alternatively we need to be able to customize the curves ourselves in markdown. Perhaps this is already possible and I missed it?
THXs
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When using many (I mean massive count of) curves in the flowchart, many of them overlap and the reader can't see at all which source(s) and target(s) are connected... it's just a mess
We need a solution for this please. d3 offers "Links", a.k.a. Bezier curves, in d3.link or alternatively we need to be able to customize the curves ourselves in markdown. Perhaps this is already possible and I missed it?
THXs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: