Windows
MacYou can demonstrate the importance of a node by making it bigger or smaller in comparison to the nodes around it.
Please note:
Decreasing or increasing the size of a parent node will always make the child nodes smaller.
Changing the size of one node will always affect the size of the node next to it, causing it to increase or decrease in size.
Increasing Node Size
To increase the size of a node, select the node you wish to change by clicking on it.
On the main toolbar locate the “+ Increase” button.
Click the “+ Increase” button until the node has increased to the size you want.
Decreasing Node Size
To decrease the size of a node, select the node you wish to change by clicking on it.
On the main toolbar locate the “- Decrease” button.
Click the “- Decrease” button until the node has decreased to the size you want.
Resetting the Size of the Nodes
To change the size of the nodes back to their default size, go to the toolbar and click "Reset"
The nodes will have now spread out to their original size so that all the smallest nodes are now of an equal size.
You can demonstrate the importance of a node by making it bigger or smaller in comparison to the nodes around it.
Please note:
Decreasing or increasing the size of a parent node will always make the child nodes smaller.
Changing the size of one node will always affect the size of the node next to it, causing it to increase or decrease in size.
Increasing Node Size
To increase the size of a node, select the node you wish to change by clicking on it.
On the main toolbar locate the “+ Increase” button.
Click the “+ Increase” button until the node has increased to the size you want.
Decreasing Node Size
To decrease the size of a node, select the node you wish to change by clicking on it.
On the main toolbar locate the “- Decrease” button.
Click the “- Decrease” button until the node has decreased to the size you want.
Resetting the Size of the Nodes
To change the size of the nodes back to their default size, go to the toolbar and click "Reset"
The nodes will have now spread out to their original size so that all the smallest nodes are now of an equal size.