Hi, thanks for the style file. But I can't get it work with my diagram. I am not familiar with xsl file format and the procedure. But I think because my diagram uses cluster, and cluster or sub-graph are not covered in your style file and xsltproc paused with the lack of input?

href elements in the DOT resulting in a nested g node to contain the link tends to make the whole node disappear.

In the attached files, I've added a simple # reference to the g node, and you will see the preprocessed .svg is fine, but the xsltproc file has the node as disappeared.

I realize this is an old project, so may not be supported any more, but just in case someone can work out how to fix it before I go deep diving into XSLT, I thought I'd start with a report here, first.

test.dot.txt
test.svg.txt
test-notugly.svg.txt

It would be cool to use CSS to generate the stylesheet for the XSL.

From Earl:

When processing multi-line nodes the text overlaps the node bounds after processing (i.e. "First line here\nAnd the second line here").

Node colors are replaced with black for shapes that use path, rather than polygon.

Addressing in #7

Hi, at first "woawww" nice :)

I used to create graphs with Mrecord and record shapes... but fillcolor isn't taken. Is there a way to get it work ?

Regards

I'm using notugly.xsl on a dot source file you can find at

https://github.com/dankamongmen/openscad-models/blob/master/schwarz.dot

everything was working alright until I started using some HTML labels. At that point, the content of the HTML labels is blanked in notugly.xsl output.

before:

after: