Sub Trees

OrgChart JS supports an unlimited number of sub trees in a single chart.

Define sub tree

Defining a sub tree is very easy — use stpid instead of pid in your nodes data.

• stpid = sub tree parent id

Example:

let chart = new OrgChart(document.getElementById("tree"));

chart.load([
    { id: 0 }, 
    { id: 1, pid: 0 }, 
    { id: 2, stpid: 1 }, 
    { id: 3, pid: 2 }
]);

In this example, node 2 becomes the root of a sub tree.

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Custom template for sub tree nodes

By default, all nodes use the same template. To highlight nodes that contain sub trees, use tags.

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The built-in template for sub tree nodes is group. You can define your own custom template if needed.

Sub tree orientation

You can configure different layouts for sub trees using subTreeConfig.

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subTreeConfig options

tags: {
    "node-with-subtrees": {
        subTreeConfig: {
            orientation: OrgChart.orientation.left,
            levelSeparation: 100,
            mixedHierarchyNodesSeparation: 15,
            subtreeSeparation: 50,
            siblingSeparation: 20,
            layout: OrgChart.mixed,
            columns: 2,
            collapse: {
                level: 1
            }
        }
    }
}

Sub tree inside sub tree

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Group nodes

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To change spacing between grouped nodes, adjust columns and siblingSeparation in subTreeConfig.

Simulate different layouts

You can simulate multiple orientations or multiple parents using the invisibleGroup template.

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Minimize / Maximize

You can minimize or maximize nodes using menu actions, buttons, or links.

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This works for nodes with and without sub trees.

For more information on how to minimize or maximize a node see Minimize/Maximize node