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Make the label fit inside non-rectangular nodes
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To have some sort of text wrapping, I use the label properties:
Placement: Internal, Center
Size: Fit Node Width
Configuration: Cropping
This works fine on rectangular nodes, however on non-rectangular nodes the label will protrude the node shape/size. This is particularly bad with the cloud node in which the node size seems too be a lot bigger than the node graphics, but it is an issue on all (or many) non-rectangular nodes.
An option to make the label fit inside the node (and here I mean inside the actual graphics) would be great. (Or help to actually do this now if possible, would be even better :-))
text-wrap
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Mar 20, 2017
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Apr 19, 2017
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You can somehow work around it by using the "Inset" parameter: It is basically a padding from all 4 sides.
So put in numbers like
0 10 0 10
and you will have 10 padding from the left and the right side.
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Jan 29, 2018
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