Customizing the view
- This can be used to simplify the view by restricting how deep it will go (counting from the top level).
- The depth of a wedge also includes any wedges that have collapsed (see below).
- Max depth changes may not be visible if the max depth is deeper than what can currently be displayed.
- This can be used to simplify the chart by collapsing "redundant" wedges that are entirely composed of another wedge.
- Smaller font sizes will be harder to read, but will allow smaller wedges to be shown and can reduce label crowding.
- Small font sizes can also be useful for snapshots if they will be enlarged (ie for a poster) (see [Taking snapshots]).
