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I am trying to create a block that contains text along with multiple child blocks. By default the text of the parent appears behind the child blocks. What is the best way to get the parent text to appear above the children.
block-beta
block:Parent["Parent"]
child1 child2
end
I was able to work around it slightly by adding spaces to force multiple rows of children but I wasn't able to get the parent text to be top justified using classDef with vertical-align:top.
I have this need as well. I'm trying to use the block-beta diagram type make something that looks roughly like this (image attached) - nested blocks with grouping labels. I'm using Mermaid version 11.4.0 via the bierner.markdown-mermaid VS Code extension.
I wouldn’t mind, I could basically copy-paste what I commended above and link this thread. Think I should open it as an issue on the repo? @RokeJulianLockhart
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I am trying to create a block that contains text along with multiple child blocks. By default the text of the parent appears behind the child blocks. What is the best way to get the parent text to appear above the children.
block-beta
block:Parent["Parent"]
child1 child2
end
I was able to work around it slightly by adding spaces to force multiple rows of children but I wasn't able to get the parent text to be top justified using classDef with vertical-align:top.
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