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Command	Type	Default	Description	Context	aiSee manual	Example
height	non negative integer	(label height)	The geometric height of a node or (sub)graph in pixels. If coordinate transformation is used, the actual scaling will be respected. If no height is specified the height of an object will default to the height of its label. An object with height 0 will not be shown (but still influences the layout).	graph, subgraph, node, nodetype	height	demo
hidden	unsigned	false	Defines if an edge class shall be hidden in the layout. Edges belonging to a hidden class (See class) will not be drawn. They will not influence the layout. It is possible to specify the 'hidden' command more than once thus hiding edges from several classes. Note: The use of 'hidden' is deprecated. See skip_edge_types instead.	graph	hidden	demo
hide_nodes	list of node names	empty list	The nodes listed will be hidden, i.e. they are invisible but will still influence the layout.	graph		demo
hide_node_types	list of node type names	empty list	All nodes which belong to at least one of the specified node types will be hidden, i.e. they are invisible but still influence the layout.	graph		demo
hide_edge_types	list of edge type names	empty list	All edges which belong to at least one of the specified edge types will be hidden, i.e. they are invisible but still influence the layout.	graph		demo
horizontal_order	integer	-1 (ignore)	The horizontal position of an object, from 0 (=left) .. n (right). The ordering sequence of the numbers imports, not their exact value, i.e. you can use "10,20,30" as well as "1,2,3" or "3,7,45". horizontal_order only applies to hierarchical layout algorithms.	graph, subgraph, node, nodetype	horizontal_order	demo
href	wiki article name	empty string	The node will carry a hyperlink. Links only show up in SVG output format. If the string starts with "http://" (or ftp://, mailto:// etc.) it will be interpreted as a standard URL, otherwise it will be understood as a page name in the current wiki. This command is an alias for url.	node, nodetype	href	demo