#1

The font of the graph view is very small, is there a way to adjust it with CSS? If not I hope the developers will add it to the “Display” options in the future.

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Ability to change font size in graph view
#2

I think adjustment of the font size used in the the graph view would be best served by adding it to the “Display” options. It seems that it would be something that many people would want to frequently adjust.

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#3

I second that!

#4

Same here. I’m not using the text at all as it’s way too small. A choice between fixed size and the current setup would be nice, even better, fixed size with option to set font size, and the current option.

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#5

I prefer having the text view threshold set to minimum so that I can vie wnode names at all times. But in order for this to be possible, the graph view text size also needs to be visible. The Ability to change text size will be much appreciated.

Thanks for the updates that you have put out till date!! Never been so satsified with an application.

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#6

100%. Because the text is so small, I have to zoom in very close to see it and I lose the synoptic perspective entirely. I have to do a lot of yo-yoing between extremes of close and far to understand connections.

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#7

UPVOTE +1. Absolutely, I’ve edited my obsidian.css file and made some adjustments around the general text fonts… However the graph view font is incompatible with my design, which is terribly ANNOYING! Hope there’d be at least some solutions to this problem.

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#8

Why is this such a hard request for the Devs to offer?

#9

+1 This is crucial!
Long node names are sometimes necessary (in my case, I have a page for each journal article and these can be quite long!) and I’d love to see the connections between them without having to zoom in as much and losing the global perspective.

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#10

It seems like the default text size assumes you will be far more zoomed in than you will be once you have a good amount of notes.

A slider under the display options for text size, along with another for text fade threshold based on node size like this feature request suggests would work wonders.

#11

Vote++

I cannot use Graph as it is.

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#12

+1 For This!

Even with text fade threshold fully up I can barely see a thing.

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#13

+1 For being able to adjust the font-size.

Is there any CSS solutions to use meanwhile?

#14

Bumping this.
This is crazy important for the global graph to be useful.

If Center Force is high, everything is too clumped to read the text.
If Center Force is low, you have to zoom way too much in to read the text, ruining the overview that the global graph is supposed to give.

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#15

Just sharing a possible work around~

if anyone here is using the community plugin “Juggl”, which I feel is a much better interactive graph view, there is a CSS styling option within the plugin setting under the setting menu.
https://juggl.io/Features/Styling/CSS+Styling

I editted the CSS with following:

/* For a full overview of styling options, see https://js.cytoscape.org/#style */

node {
  font-size: 15px;
}

That worked much better for me. Hope it helps!

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#16

yeah I’m still struuugling with this, please help :sob:

#17

Wanted to add my support for this feature request. Can’t make the most of graph view without it.