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JBrowse2:Default 'Track labels' should be set to "Offset" instead of "Overlapping" #22
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I think I agree with this as a good default (I didn't actually know you could change it). Looks like setting property |
OK, so I think I was probably wrong about it being a simple matter of tweaking the config file that is served; but it can be done with respect to programmatically specified invocations such as we make with linkouts. I've done a proof of concept with the linkout to JBrowse for BaileyII, try going to https://www.peanutbase.org/tools/gcv/gene;peanutbase=arahy.BaileyII.gnm1.ann1.mikado.chr15G1570 |
It is commonly seen that the features are sometimes hidden behind the track labels in the view-window in JB2. The remedy for this is to go to triple-line-stack and set track labels to 'Offset' instead of the default 'Overlapping'. In my opinion, if we set the Offset as default it will be a desirable ux.
Hint for reproducing: start a JB2 instance of PB in an incognito window, add a linear genome, and zoom in to the feature reaosonably large to see the overlapping effect.
Adding screenshot to explain the overlapping vs. offset effect:
For @adf-ncgr and @ctcncgr to check if this can be achieved in the JB2 config.
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