Webtrees unlink from family full#

You can display a chart for any individual. The Lifespans Chart displays a bar chart showing the years in which someone was born and died. The interaction part means that you can move the tree sideways to see additional ancestors or additional descendants. The Interactive Tree Chart displays similar information to the hourglass chart, but only displays the central part of it (main person). Site visitors will only be able to view details of persons that have died, as this Webtrees hourglass chart demonstrates. There is also a setting to display more (or fewer) generations. The Hourglass Chart places the target person in the centre of the page, their parents and grandparents on the right, and their children and grandchildren on the left (although the administrator may have changed the options and may display things right to left, top to bottom, etc. If the print becomes too small there is a zoom control to enable you to zoom into any individual part of the chart. The number of generations displayed can be increased, but larger number of generations will necessitate smaller print. Their parents each take up half of the following circle, and their grandparents each take up a quarter of the following circle, and great-grandparents take up an eighth of the following circle, and so on. On the circle chart the starting person is displayed in the central bulls eye.

Webtrees unlink from family full#

The Fan Chart displays descendants in a half-circle, three-quarters of a circle, or a full circle, and is easiest described using a circle. That would be considered the starting generation, and you can then choose how many generations are displayed under the starting generation. For example, changing the generations from the default of 2 to 4 would start the chart with four generations in either directions, so would shoe the starting person alongside, their parents, their grandparents, and great-grandparents, and also alongside their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. The number of generations can be increased. What you end up with is a complete chart of every generation. It then lists each child, alongside their parents and children, followed by listing their children alongside their parents and children. The Family Book Chart begins with the default person (or yourself if you are logged in, or anyone else you choose) and displays that person’s parents and children. It is worth remembering that if you choose someone whose descendants are still alive, then you won’t see any information about them. The chart has the same tree, descendants, and families settings. The Descendants Webtrees Charts are the direct opposite of the Ancestors Chart, but instead of displaying information backward to ancestors it displays information forwards to descendants. There are, though, arrows to help you navigate the tree, and the drop down menu allows you to insert the name of any ancestor. The Compact Tree Chart displays similar information to the above, but in a stylised tree that in my opinion is harder to understand. Clicking in the ‘Individuals’ circle (and then the view button) changes the layout from a tree to a table listing every individual, and clicking in the ‘Families’ circle changes the layout to another table that lists husbands alongside their wives, and date and place of marriage. Alternatively, you may be able type a name or use the drop down ‘individual’ menu to find an individual ancestor.īy default the chart will show four generations of ancestors of the chosen person in the form of a simple tree, but the number of generations can be changed. The Ancestors Webtrees Charts may show ancestors of the default person (chosen by the site administrator) or if you are registered and logged in it may display your own ancestors. Individual Webtrees Charts Ancestors Webtrees Charts The following images was created using the default Webtrees template. They may also be displayed in a different order or with different icons depending on the template used. Administrators may limit access to some site visitors, and may limit access to some registered users. There are thirteen Webtrees Charts available by default, although they may not be available to everyone. Clicking on someone’s name on a chart takes you to the entry for that person. Webtrees Charts are one of the easiest ways of moving around the website.