Re: Setting up outlining to behave to my needs
Adam Mordecai <[email protected]>
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Sorry, the message board stripped out my image I attached. Here's what I'm trying to shoot for: http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/9849/sitemapsampleww5.gif I'd like it to intuitively know that 1st and 2nd level go horizontally, 3rd and 4th level go vertically in a template using outline mode. Is that an impossible feat to have happen without moving things around myself? Cheers, Adam Mordecai, Partner Advomatic, LLC On Feb 17, 2009, at 1:00 PM, Scout Sinclair wrote: I'm not clear on what you're asking. Can you give more details on the formatting specifications you'd like to use (or even examples of what the current pre-sets are for OmniGraffle)? For example, are you concerned with the shape of the nodes? The presence of arrows? The distance between the nodes? The formatting of the text? The direction of the flow? You can change the appearance of many aspects of a diagram by using the Diagram Style option (Format > Diagram Style....). You can create your own diagram styles using File > New Resource > New Diagram Style. Does that help? On Feb 16, 2009, at 4:58 PM, Adam Mordecai wrote: > So we do many of our sitemaps like this. Is it possible to train the > outlining system to use our formatting for autolayout? Or will it > only conform to the one omnigraffle standard?