genealogytree package: left align timeflow=down tree
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I try to make a family tree using the genealogytree package.
I would like to follow the downwards timeflow but still left align every generation.
Any idea how to do so?
I want the males to be directly under each other
Minimal code example (the complete version is huge with lot of additional informations, so I want to be able to follow the direct line on the left):
documentclass[11pt]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[all]{genealogytree}
begin{document}
begin{genealogypicture}[
node size=4cm,
level size=2cm,
level distance=1cm,
timeflow=down,
]
sandclock{
child{
g[male]{Johann Christian}
p[female]{Maria Katharina Bürmann}
child{
g[male]{Johann Christoffer}
p[female]{Ilse Marie Cords}
child{
g[male]{Johann Friedrich Christian}
p[female]{Anna Maria Kopp}
}
}
}
parent{
g[male]{Hans Meyer}
}
}
end{genealogypicture}
end{document}
vertical-alignment align genealogytree
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I try to make a family tree using the genealogytree package.
I would like to follow the downwards timeflow but still left align every generation.
Any idea how to do so?
I want the males to be directly under each other
Minimal code example (the complete version is huge with lot of additional informations, so I want to be able to follow the direct line on the left):
documentclass[11pt]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[all]{genealogytree}
begin{document}
begin{genealogypicture}[
node size=4cm,
level size=2cm,
level distance=1cm,
timeflow=down,
]
sandclock{
child{
g[male]{Johann Christian}
p[female]{Maria Katharina Bürmann}
child{
g[male]{Johann Christoffer}
p[female]{Ilse Marie Cords}
child{
g[male]{Johann Friedrich Christian}
p[female]{Anna Maria Kopp}
}
}
}
parent{
g[male]{Hans Meyer}
}
}
end{genealogypicture}
end{document}
vertical-alignment align genealogytree
asked Aug 8 at 11:46
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I try to make a family tree using the genealogytree package.
I would like to follow the downwards timeflow but still left align every generation.
Any idea how to do so?
I want the males to be directly under each other
Minimal code example (the complete version is huge with lot of additional informations, so I want to be able to follow the direct line on the left):
documentclass[11pt]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[all]{genealogytree}
begin{document}
begin{genealogypicture}[
node size=4cm,
level size=2cm,
level distance=1cm,
timeflow=down,
]
sandclock{
child{
g[male]{Johann Christian}
p[female]{Maria Katharina Bürmann}
child{
g[male]{Johann Christoffer}
p[female]{Ilse Marie Cords}
child{
g[male]{Johann Friedrich Christian}
p[female]{Anna Maria Kopp}
}
}
}
parent{
g[male]{Hans Meyer}
}
}
end{genealogypicture}
end{document}
vertical-alignment align genealogytree
asked Aug 8 at 11:46
WorksAsIntended
262
I try to make a family tree using the genealogytree package.
I would like to follow the downwards timeflow but still left align every generation.
Any idea how to do so?
I want the males to be directly under each other
Minimal code example (the complete version is huge with lot of additional informations, so I want to be able to follow the direct line on the left):
documentclass[11pt]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[all]{genealogytree}
begin{document}
begin{genealogypicture}[
node size=4cm,
level size=2cm,
level distance=1cm,
timeflow=down,
]
sandclock{
child{
g[male]{Johann Christian}
p[female]{Maria Katharina Bürmann}
child{
g[male]{Johann Christoffer}
p[female]{Ilse Marie Cords}
child{
g[male]{Johann Friedrich Christian}
p[female]{Anna Maria Kopp}
}
}
}
parent{
g[male]{Hans Meyer}
}
}
end{genealogypicture}
end{document}
vertical-alignment align genealogytree
vertical-alignment align genealogytree
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Well, for those interested: pivot option for g does the trick.
g[pivot,male]{Some Name}
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Well, for those interested: pivot option for g does the trick.
g[pivot,male]{Some Name}
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Well, for those interested: pivot option for g does the trick.
g[pivot,male]{Some Name}
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Well, for those interested: pivot option for g does the trick.
g[pivot,male]{Some Name}
answered Aug 8 at 13:40
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Well, for those interested: pivot option for g does the trick.
g[pivot,male]{Some Name}
answered Aug 8 at 13:40
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answered Aug 8 at 13:40
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answered Aug 8 at 13:40
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