Olaf Frohn

celestial.display() is only for the initial display of the map, to update the styles use Celestial.apply({config}) with any parameters documented in the readme

So far celestial isn't really equipped to keep the horizon straight. I think implementation of horizontal coordinates will fix that. That will take some time...

The configuration has a setting called 'container' for the id under which all elements of celestial are uniquely addressable if you change it to, any unique id, and name the...

That took some time, but I've updated the library so that every element reference is dependent on the container id (default: celestial-map, changeable in config with 'container') with the selector...

I'm afraid that isn't currently possible, except for the constellation that is selected and zoomed in through a select box in the form, by the showCon() function you have found....

Until now disableAnimations was just a quick fix by setting ANIMDISTANCE to infinite. That did not affect all animations. The latest update (0.7.35) fixes that issue at the root and...

The stars are based on the Hipparcos catalog, if it's not in there it is not included. The next version will eventually be based on Gaia data, so thats the...

Interesting question. I've never considered that a problem that names 'stick out' of the outline. But either option should be possible, depending on the position of each name and/or its...

Sorry for the late answer, I've been quite busy the last few weeks. Glad you figured out most of the problem on your own. The problem with Celestial.exportSVG is that...

The latest version (0.7.29) has the function implemented. Because the formatting works asynchronous, the function also needs to be. With ```js Celestial.exportSVG(function(svg) { console.log(svg); // or whatever }) ``` you...