I'm trying to add badges to my cytoscape.js nodes. Badges are HTML elements. I'm using bootstrap badges
Here are elements with badges. (the colors of the badges are irrelevant)
When I zoom out, the position of the badges is not set correctly. They go down and right a bit. WHY IS THAT?
Here is my code to set the positions. I but badges to to top left of the node. But I remove width of the HTML element to make it look like inside the node
let z1 = cy.zoom() / 2; // badges look too big with normal size so I downscale them
// e is cytoscape.js element, a node
const p = e.renderedPosition();
const eW = e.renderedWidth() / 2;
const eH = e.renderedHeight() / 2;
// div is an HTML element which is the badge
const w = div.clientWidth;
div.style.transform = `translate(${p.x + eW - w * z1}px, ${p.y - eH}px) scale(${z1})`;
The problem stems from CSS scale
. When I scale the element, the center point of the element remains invariant. The below sample shows What I mean
div {
position: absolute;
}
span {
font-size: 64px;
}
.s1 {
transform: scale(1);
background: red;
}
.s2 {
transform: scale(0.5);
background: blue;
}
<div class="s1"><span>00</span></div>
<div class="s2"><span>00</span></div>
So I have to consider the center point of the div
. Below code does that
let z1 = this._g.cy.zoom() / 2;
const bb = e.renderedBoundingBox({ includeLabels: false, includeOverlays: false });
const w = div.clientWidth;
const h = div.clientHeight;
const deltaW4Scale = (1 - z1) * w / 2;
const deltaH4Scale = (1 - z1) * h / 2;
div.style.transform = `translate(${bb.x2 - deltaW4Scale - w * z1}px, ${bb.y1 - deltaH4Scale}px) scale(${z1})`;