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Posted Wednesday, February 7, 2024 - Post #43786
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My goal is to create a descendant  tree in HTM format where you could click buttons to highlight all individuals that have common features

Maybe not quite what you had in mind but here is one way to 'highlight' individuals.

If we start with the GenoPro Table Layout / Individuals…  and sort on say column Occupation and select those we want to group into a category, we can then right click on this selection and choose the Properties… option at the bottom of the context menu to display the Properties Dialog for the selected group we can set say the gender symbol colour for all in the group.

https://support.genopro.com/Uploads/Images/8991851c-1a78-4788-8b8c-a2c0.png


Furthermore if we use the GenoMap Layers (_Layers) Custom Tag (see https://support.genopro.com/Topic43375.aspx) to set a category name for this group as a layer, e.g. Education in image above, then in a Narrative Report we can toggle each layer on and off, thus highlighting their position in the tree.

see Hogwarts Tree in this Narrative Report

If a layer name is assigned to all as an occupation category then this column in the Table Layout could be sorted and used to select the groups to assign display properties instead of the Occupation column above.

'lego audio video erro ergo disco' or "I read, I listen, I watch, I make mistakes, therefore I learn"

Edited: Wednesday, February 7, 2024 by genome
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Posted Wednesday, February 7, 2024 - Post #43787
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WOW ! I knew there was much more  hidden in this program, but I did not imagine that !
This is very much what I was looking for.
I will test it this WE.
Thank you, again. 

Edited: Wednesday, February 7, 2024 by Olivierm
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Posted Thursday, February 8, 2024 - Post #43788
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Hello Ron,

I could not wait !

And it works perfectly. I am still  discovering the possibilities and experimenting. 
This is really a unique and outstanding feature of Genopro, that deserves  to be known much more !
(It should be availaible in the desktop version of the program, not only in the report.)

You will find my first results here:
neptis.be/GenoProReport/genomaps/genomap0.htm?x=-125,y=-600,highlight=true,toggle=SVG,name=I193

The embedded version (in Wordpress) is still a bit unstable:
Descendants of Doctor Reding (Genopro) – Doctor Reding and his family (neptis.be)
(I will try to embed it through a header, like I do for TNG.)

These layers will allow to show occupations and its evolution through generations in an interactive way, but also musical or writing talent. Or country of residence. In fact the sky is the limit. I am sure I do not even imagine all possibilities for this feature. (It would be even nicer if  the "display" characteristics of an individual could be linked to a layer).
You made my day, and I cannot wait to share this with friends

Thank you again for the fabulous work.
 
Olivier



Edited: Thursday, February 8, 2024 by Olivierm


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