Rick Lupton

Hi, are you looking for something like this example? https://bl.ocks.org/ricklupton/6344d23aa6418702f120b34343dce7cb

Hi, glad you're finding it useful, and thanks for reporting this! I think it's a bug. Here's a [simple example that shows the same problem](https://bl.ocks.org/ricklupton/331ef3c4b0674edddc1c2223af6e0651). The problem is with links...

Steps needed to fix: 1. Add a test, probably in `test/linkPath-test.js`, with two nodes with the same x coordinate, checking that the link leaves & enters from the appropriate side....

Thanks for the example to reproduce! You're right about the problem. Perhaps we need to check for this happening and change to a different layout method if there isn't enough...

Hi, glad you're finding it useful! I haven't used Angular 5, but I think d3-sankey-diagram should work with it just as well as any other d3 library. If you figure...

Also reported in https://github.com/ricklupton/ipysankeywidget/issues/22

Hi @JFA-CT assuming you are using `ipysankeywidget` to show the Sankey diagrams in a Jupyter notebook, you can set the scale of the diagrams by setting the SankeyWidget's `scale` attribute....

@andrewSharo thanks, glad you're finding it helpful! That's right, there is a minimum link width to keep thin lines visible. It's customizable in the underlying Javascript Sankey diagram library (https://github.com/ricklupton/d3-sankey-diagram#linkMinWidth)...

Hi, sounds like an interesting idea but I’m not sure exactly what you mean. Can you give a simple sketch or example that shows how this would work?

Hi @verina09 (if you're still interested, sorry for the long delay!) and @alexbovet, The best way of setting node positions at the moment would be to save the data from...