@scarlet spear Hejhej, I just tried your code and it's the same. There is quite a lot of added whitespace at the bottom.
It does seem to work here though, which is really confusing.
I'm on Ubuntu and no other file is loaded nor pinned.
#cest exported svg extra whitespace
tame rock
scarlet spear
the whitespace is just the rest of the page. are you using any sort of styling in your document?
and if you copy your original code (just the trees), does it also work in a fresh document
tame rock
Nope, this time I just copied and pasted your code.
I will try a fresh document! 🙂
scarlet spear
Nope, this time I just copied and pasted your code.
i meant in the file which ends up looking broken 😅
styling can affect stuff like this
to get rid of the whitespace, we'd just do set page(height: auto, width: auto) at the top. just like height and width we can also set the margin, i.e. to 1cm or 0pt
tame rock
> Nope, this time I just copied and pasted your code.
i meant in the file which ...
But the code where you added the black boxes was the complete file.
So I actually needed to add this styling? I will try, thank you for your patience 🙂
scarlet spear
no the boxes where just to show the outline
not needed to just export the trees c:
tame rock
not needed to just export the trees c:
Yes, I know 🙈 I just meant that there was nothing hidden and I tried to specify which code I used without any changes 😄
scarlet spear
?r t=l ```ts
#set page(height: auto, width: auto, margin: 0pt)
#import "@preview/cetz:0.4.2"
#let trees = (
(
[0],
([1], [2], [3]),
([4], [5])
),
(
[6],
([7], [8]),
[9]
),
)
#{
let little_tree = ()
for (i,data) in trees.enumerate() {
let foo = {
cetz.canvas({
import cetz.draw: *
cetz.tree.tree(
data,
direction: "down",
draw-node: (node, ..) => {
circle((), radius: .35, fill: none , stroke: 0.5pt)
content((), text(black, [#node.content]))
},
draw-edge: (from, to, ..) => {
let (a, b) = (from + ".center", to + ".center")
line((a, .4, b), (b, .4, a))
}
)
})
}
little_tree.push(foo)
}
grid(
columns: little_tree.len(),
gutter: 1em,
little_tree.at(0), little_tree.at(1),
)
}
paper condorBOT
?r t=l ```ts
#set page(height: auto, width: auto, margin: 0pt)
#import "@previe...
scarlet spear
here it is with the page settings
I assumed you bringing it up as an issue with grid meant that it was doing something weird beyond that 😅
tame rock
whyyy is there so much more whitespace on my machine?! 😮
scarlet spear
look at the very first line of the code I sent
it should look the same on your machine with that
else your viewer is adding extra margins but those are not really in the file itself. you can try a different viewer as well
sterile frigate
like pink alluded to, Typst by default draws its document content on a4 pages
(if you don't change that, you have a4 size pages)
scarlet spear
tame rock
Oh the last one worked fine.
Thank you so much! I'm dumb 😅
scarlet spear
no problem at all, im glad we figured it out! have a good time with your trees 