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This page tests {{Barlabel}}, a template that I work on from time to time.

Tests of Barlabel

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Height = (2.5 * size)em; Position = (pos * 2.5 - 2)em. This assumes that browsers lay out tables where line-height:100% is set with 2.5em per row, which tests show to be ok for those browsers I've tried. But what about old versions of IE?

Test 1

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GM

A1

A2

A3

M

C1

C2

G1 

G2

G3

This text should be more-or-less opposite A3
This text should be more-or-less opposite a point between G1 and G2

Test 2

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GM

A1

A2

A3

M

C1

C2

G1 

G2

Green group
Purple group

Test 3

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embryophytes
polysporangiophytes

tracheophytes

pre-tracheophytes

hornworts

mosses

liverworts

"bryophytes"

Example3

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The brackets can overlap, but the vertical bar can only be of one colour:

family

child

child

child

child

child

child

child

child

child

child

child

child

child

child

child

child

child

Purple group
Red group
Start
End

Petter's Example

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"Osteolepiforms"

Manual fix for browser difference

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The manually constructed cladogram below appears to look the same in both groups of browsers (i.e. those like Safari/Opera/Chrome and those like Firefox/IE). The problem appeared to be only how to automate this: it requires the total number of leaf nodes in each child clade to be known in advance of constructing the hidden table cells, which would require two passes through the cladogram, once to count leaf nodes and once to construct the hidden table. I don't know how to do this.

 label1 
 label2  child1
 
 label3  child2
 
 
 label4  child3
 

However, I have recently discovered that more complex cladograms, such as the one below, look the same in Safari/Opera/Chrome and in Firefox + IE7/IE8, but NOT in IE9. So it looks as if browser differences can't be removed without detecting which browser it is. (Private note: factor = 1.58 rather than 1.5)

 label0 
 label1 
 label2  child1
 
 label3  child2
 
 label3a  child2a
 
 label3b  child2b
 
 label3c  child2c
 
 
 label4 
 label2  child1
 
 label3  child2