Partially specified words of leaf name can be amended in italic while others stay normal.
Layer data
- Example data
One column of string specifier is needed. The general form of a specifier is the index (starts from 0) of the word which you want to set in italic separated by comma. If you leave a cell blank, the font style of corresponding leaf name will not be changed.
| Node IDs | Italic index | ... |
|---|---|---|
| MT758060 | 0,1 | ... |
| EF151805 | 0,1,3 | ... |
| MW309385 | 0 | ... |
| AJ717393 | ... |
// One word:
0
// Two words:
0,1
1,2
// Three words:
0,1,2
...
Example font style according to corresponding string specifier:
| String specifier | Text style |
|---|---|
| Phaeobacter gallaeciensis LMIT007 | |
| 0 | Phaeobacter gallaeciensis LMIT007 |
| 1 | Phaeobacter gallaeciensis LMIT007 |
| 0,1 | Phaeobacter gallaeciensis LMIT007 |
| 0,2 | Phaeobacter gallaeciensis LMIT007 |
| 0,1,2 | Phaeobacter gallaeciensis LMIT007 |
- TSV format
Node_IDs Italic_index
EF151805 0,1
AY699794 0,1
AJ608641 0,1
JF937440 0,1
AJ744861 0,1,3
AJ564643 0,1
FN393747 0,1
AJ717393 0,1
MK238778 0,1
AJ575266
MT758060 0,1
MT760162 0,1
NR_025743 0,1
FM883672
HE985070 0,1
FR687202 0,1
KT253329 0,1
HQ326178 0,1
MT759893 0,1
KF309029 0,1
FM991866 0,1
MH197303 0,1
FR681897 0,1
MW309385 0,1
DQ112660 0,1
AJ575263 0,1
MK096443 0,1