DiagramShapeTagHelper

Example

Razor

<shape>
    <connector-defaults></connector-defaults>
    <connectors />
    <content></content>
    <editable></editable>
    <fill />
    <hover></hover>
    <rotation />
    <stroke />
</shape>

ChildTags

Tag Name	Details
connector-defaults	DiagramShapeConnectorDefaultsSettingsTagHelper
connectors	DiagramShapeConnectorsTagHelper
content	DiagramConnectionContentSettingsTagHelper
editable	DiagramConnectionDefaultsEditableSettingsTagHelper
fill	DiagramConnectionDefaultsEndCapFillSettingsTagHelper
hover	DiagramConnectionDefaultsHoverSettingsTagHelper
rotation	DiagramShapeDefaultsRotationSettingsTagHelper
stroke	DiagramConnectionDefaultsEndCapStrokeSettingsTagHelper

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Description
height	Double	Defines the height of the shape when added to the Diagram.
id	String	The unique identifier for a Shape. The id value is used to identify shapes in connection configurations. The connection to and from properties usually point to shape id values.
min-height	Double	Defines the minimum height the shape should have, that is, it cannot be resized to a value smaller than the given one.
min-width	Double	Defines the minimum width the shape should have, that is, it cannot be resized to a value smaller than the given one. See example at shapes.minHeight.
path	String	The path option of a Shape is a description of a custom geometry. The format follows the standard SVG format (https://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/paths.html#PathData "SVG Path data.").
source	String	The source of the shape image. Applicable when the type is set to "image".
type	String	Specifies the type of the Shape using any of the built-in shape type. "rectangle" - The default option; "circle" - A circle/ellipse or "image" - An image.
visual	String	A function returning a visual element to render for this shape. For more information, refer to visual.
width	Double	Defines the width of the shape when added to the Diagram.
x	Double	Defines the x-coordinate of the shape when added to the Diagram. Does not take effect if the Diagram is using a pre-defined layout.
y	Double	Defines the y-coordinate of the shape when added to the Diagram. Does not take effect if the Diagram is using a pre-defined layout. You can see an example at shapes.x