Managing New-DiagramNode settings

[kwein1]

Using the following code, I'm able to create a hierarchical "tree" of bubbles" from my data.

	New-DiagramOptionsLayout -HierarchicalEnabled $true
				New-DiagramOptionsPhysics -Enabled $true -HierarchicalRepulsionAvoidOverlap 1 -HierarchicalRepulsionNodeDistance 100

My nodes that are single words show up nice and small. My multi-word ones streeeeeetch way too far right-left,

So I decided to break them internally, to make them taller and skinnier. But then it creates lots of white space around them.

	$UseLabel = $TreeNode.Name -replace " ", "`r`n"
	# For some reason, multi-line labels create too much white space inside the node bubble in HTML - how to reduce that
	#  to be more like single line?
	New-DiagramNode -Label $UseLabel -id "$($TreeNode.NodeId)" -FontSize 40 -level $UseLevel -To $TreeNode.ParentNodeId

How can I tighten up the white space around the multi-line text? (I'll try to attach a screenshot to make this painfully obvious.)

[PrzemyslawKlys]

I would probably pick an icon/image as the DiagramNode and have text below it with proper break lines.

[kwein1]

Do most people do that via downloading a font library like FontAwesome and then using a line like:
New-DiagramNode -Label 'Internet' -Image 'https://cdn.iconscout.com/icon/premium/png-64-thumb/internet-2102080-1768387.png' -ImageType squareImage -Id 'Internet1' -Level 2
?

[PrzemyslawKlys]

There are multiple ways to deal with this. I can't tell what everyone else is doing, but I can show you what I do. And FontAwesome is built-in into New-DiagramNode. You can use IconSolid, IconRegular, or IconBrands.

I recommend:

• https://evotec.xyz/creating-office-365-migration-diagram-with-powershell/
• https://evotec.xyz/easy-way-to-create-diagrams-using-powershell-and-pswritehtml/

And generally, there are links to other articles on evotec which show how you can make the best use case of PSWriteHTML. Or just go thru examples on GitHub.