d3-mitch-tree newbie problem

[Mr C]

Hi,

I've just started using the d3-mitch-tree library for displaying our data, but I've hit a snag with the text formatting and I'd be very grateful if anyone here could help. The issue is that all whitespace is stripped out from within the text of a textbox, so for example, the following node:

var data = {

    "id":1,

    "name": "AN19CUK051836",

    "type": "Root",

    "status": "Dead",

    "description": "Implanted: 16/08/2020;         Culled: 17/08/2020",

    "children": []

};

would have all white space before "Culled" removed. HTML tags are also stripped, and I can't find anywhere in the library's documentation how to override this behavior. This is making text formatting impossible, but since it's such a core necessity then I must be missing something. I've been through the library's code and found how to force the text to be left justified (rather than the default centred), but even this seems a crude approach since it should be possible to do this via a (undocumented?) API call. Any help with the white space and/or HTML issues would be really appreciated.

[Patricia Warwick]

This is probably a dumb question but have you tried inserting  ?

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[Mr C]

Hi Patricia,

Thanks for your response, but all that does is just echo the raw text "&nbsp;" , whereas something like "<br>" gets stripped out completely.

:-(