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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The monitoring demo style edges by adding CSS classes. When the zoom level change, the stroke width doesn't follow the zoom level.
So, the stroke width may appear too large or too small depending on the zoom level.
This is the same for the arrow size.
Describe the solution you'd like process-analytics/bpmn-visualization-js#1030 will provide a new way to style the BPMN Elements. Comparing to the CSS way, using the API set the value in the SVG DOM elements. So, the size of the stroke won't depend on the zoom level and then, the relative
Describe alternatives you've considered
Keep CSS classnames and still have the limitation.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The monitoring demo style edges by adding CSS classes. When the zoom level change, the stroke width doesn't follow the zoom level.
So, the stroke width may appear too large or too small depending on the zoom level.
This is the same for the arrow size.
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use case paths not clearlyDescribe the solution you'd like
process-analytics/bpmn-visualization-js#1030 will provide a new way to style the BPMN Elements. Comparing to the CSS way, using the API set the value in the SVG DOM elements. So, the size of the stroke won't depend on the zoom level and then, the relative
Describe alternatives you've considered
Keep CSS classnames and still have the limitation.
Additional context
Once implemented, the image of the Process Analytics website should be updated as it displays a screenshot of this demo. Do something similar to process-analytics/process-analytics.dev#899.
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