Marcin Stefaniuk

But you have no element in your body with id `graph`. Another story is that script with `data-main` is usually placed at the end of body not in head.

If you are submitting such bug remember to provide steps to reproduce which in that case should cover browser kind and version as well as operating system. To keep it...

Currently there is no way to receive mouse events. What do you mean by _respond to_?

URL on node is supported by Graphviz format itself but not supported in my online version. It can be fixed quite quickly. Do you find any other usages of click...

@PEZO19 This graphviz renderer generates final result from `dot` source using `viz.js`. If you want to hide several nodes into one it can be achieved using only by modification of...

Interactive online editor and fiddle for Graphviz available on http://graphviz.it. Also separate rendering component is available on https://github.com/mstefaniuk/graph-viz-d3-js

@aquaalex Strange but maybe only little bit. Today I've repeated test on [official viz.js demo site](http://mdaines.github.io/viz.js/) on Windows and it works both on Firefox and Chrome. Yesterday I've checked it...

I've checked it just now and when launched on Chrome 47.0.2526.80 (64-bit) on OS/X I've received original error. The same on Safari 9.0.1 (11601.2.7.2).  

@aquaalex For sure there is one OS/X exception with Firefox. It looks rather as OS/X Webkit issue.

This project is provided as `require.js` module. I'm not sure if it is compatible with webpack also.