Overlapping arrow and twisted labels in tikz-cd

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The tikz-cd code



documentclass[standalone]standalone
usepackageamsmath,mathtools
usepackageamsfonts
usepackagetikz
usepackagecaption
usetikzlibraryarrows
usetikzlibrarycd

newcommandctext[1]textmakebox[0pt]#1

begindocument
beginfigure[![enter image description here][1]][1]
begintikzcd
&&sigma_0arrow[r]&vphantomX \
sigma_initarrow[rru,"ctextcdsa_in(1)",sloped, start anchor=center,shorten <= .5em]arrow[rrd,"ctextcdsa_in(n)", rotate=-1.25, sloped,start anchor=center, shorten <= .5em]&&& \
&&vphantomXsigma_narrow[r]&vphantomX \
endtikzcd
endfigure
enddocument


creates the diagram



enter image description here



The use of the macro ctext etc solve a problem of centering the labels and the key word rotate is used to better align cdsa_in with it's arrow.



  • does an alternative exist that better align labeled with the associated arrow?

  • The arrow is over the subscript init how can this be solved?





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    The tikz-cd code



    documentclass[standalone]standalone
    usepackageamsmath,mathtools
    usepackageamsfonts
    usepackagetikz
    usepackagecaption
    usetikzlibraryarrows
    usetikzlibrarycd

    newcommandctext[1]textmakebox[0pt]#1

    begindocument
    beginfigure[![enter image description here][1]][1]
    begintikzcd
    &&sigma_0arrow[r]&vphantomX \
    sigma_initarrow[rru,"ctextcdsa_in(1)",sloped, start anchor=center,shorten <= .5em]arrow[rrd,"ctextcdsa_in(n)", rotate=-1.25, sloped,start anchor=center, shorten <= .5em]&&& \
    &&vphantomXsigma_narrow[r]&vphantomX \
    endtikzcd
    endfigure
    enddocument


    creates the diagram



    enter image description here



    The use of the macro ctext etc solve a problem of centering the labels and the key word rotate is used to better align cdsa_in with it's arrow.



    • does an alternative exist that better align labeled with the associated arrow?

    • The arrow is over the subscript init how can this be solved?





    tikz-cd







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      The tikz-cd code



      documentclass[standalone]standalone
      usepackageamsmath,mathtools
      usepackageamsfonts
      usepackagetikz
      usepackagecaption
      usetikzlibraryarrows
      usetikzlibrarycd

      newcommandctext[1]textmakebox[0pt]#1

      begindocument
      beginfigure[![enter image description here][1]][1]
      begintikzcd
      &&sigma_0arrow[r]&vphantomX \
      sigma_initarrow[rru,"ctextcdsa_in(1)",sloped, start anchor=center,shorten <= .5em]arrow[rrd,"ctextcdsa_in(n)", rotate=-1.25, sloped,start anchor=center, shorten <= .5em]&&& \
      &&vphantomXsigma_narrow[r]&vphantomX \
      endtikzcd
      endfigure
      enddocument


      creates the diagram



      enter image description here



      The use of the macro ctext etc solve a problem of centering the labels and the key word rotate is used to better align cdsa_in with it's arrow.



      • does an alternative exist that better align labeled with the associated arrow?

      • The arrow is over the subscript init how can this be solved?





      tikz-cd







      share|improve this question













      The tikz-cd code



      documentclass[standalone]standalone
      usepackageamsmath,mathtools
      usepackageamsfonts
      usepackagetikz
      usepackagecaption
      usetikzlibraryarrows
      usetikzlibrarycd

      newcommandctext[1]textmakebox[0pt]#1

      begindocument
      beginfigure[![enter image description here][1]][1]
      begintikzcd
      &&sigma_0arrow[r]&vphantomX \
      sigma_initarrow[rru,"ctextcdsa_in(1)",sloped, start anchor=center,shorten <= .5em]arrow[rrd,"ctextcdsa_in(n)", rotate=-1.25, sloped,start anchor=center, shorten <= .5em]&&& \
      &&vphantomXsigma_narrow[r]&vphantomX \
      endtikzcd
      endfigure
      enddocument


      creates the diagram



      enter image description here



      The use of the macro ctext etc solve a problem of centering the labels and the key word rotate is used to better align cdsa_in with it's arrow.



      • does an alternative exist that better align labeled with the associated arrow?

      • The arrow is over the subscript init how can this be solved?





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          I think you're complicating your life.



          Here a simpler code: nodes in empty cells allows to avoid phantoms, &[16pt] add some space between the first two columns, no need to create an empty one.



          Off-topic: a figure environment in a standalone document has no sense.



          documentclassstandalone
          usepackageamsmath,mathtools
          usepackageamsfonts
          usepackagetikz
          usepackagecaption
          usetikzlibraryarrows
          usetikzlibrarycd

          newcommandctext[1]textmakebox[0pt]#1

          begindocument
          begintikzcd[nodes in empty cells]
          &[16pt] sigma_0arrow[r]& \
          sigma_initarrow[ru,"ctextcdsa_in(1)", sloped]arrow[rd,"ctextcdsa_in(n)", swap, sloped]&& \
          &sigma_narrow[r]&
          endtikzcd
          enddocument


          enter image description here






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          • @Sebastiano Thank you, sometimes it happens :)
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          I think you're complicating your life.



          Here a simpler code: nodes in empty cells allows to avoid phantoms, &[16pt] add some space between the first two columns, no need to create an empty one.



          Off-topic: a figure environment in a standalone document has no sense.



          documentclassstandalone
          usepackageamsmath,mathtools
          usepackageamsfonts
          usepackagetikz
          usepackagecaption
          usetikzlibraryarrows
          usetikzlibrarycd

          newcommandctext[1]textmakebox[0pt]#1

          begindocument
          begintikzcd[nodes in empty cells]
          &[16pt] sigma_0arrow[r]& \
          sigma_initarrow[ru,"ctextcdsa_in(1)", sloped]arrow[rd,"ctextcdsa_in(n)", swap, sloped]&& \
          &sigma_narrow[r]&
          endtikzcd
          enddocument


          enter image description here






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          • +1 for your initial comment :-).
            – Sebastiano
            1 hour ago










          • @Sebastiano Thank you, sometimes it happens :)
            – CarLaTeX
            1 hour ago














          up vote
          5
          down vote



          accepted










          I think you're complicating your life.



          Here a simpler code: nodes in empty cells allows to avoid phantoms, &[16pt] add some space between the first two columns, no need to create an empty one.



          Off-topic: a figure environment in a standalone document has no sense.



          documentclassstandalone
          usepackageamsmath,mathtools
          usepackageamsfonts
          usepackagetikz
          usepackagecaption
          usetikzlibraryarrows
          usetikzlibrarycd

          newcommandctext[1]textmakebox[0pt]#1

          begindocument
          begintikzcd[nodes in empty cells]
          &[16pt] sigma_0arrow[r]& \
          sigma_initarrow[ru,"ctextcdsa_in(1)", sloped]arrow[rd,"ctextcdsa_in(n)", swap, sloped]&& \
          &sigma_narrow[r]&
          endtikzcd
          enddocument


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer




















          • +1 for your initial comment :-).
            – Sebastiano
            1 hour ago










          • @Sebastiano Thank you, sometimes it happens :)
            – CarLaTeX
            1 hour ago












          up vote
          5
          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          5
          down vote



          accepted






          I think you're complicating your life.



          Here a simpler code: nodes in empty cells allows to avoid phantoms, &[16pt] add some space between the first two columns, no need to create an empty one.



          Off-topic: a figure environment in a standalone document has no sense.



          documentclassstandalone
          usepackageamsmath,mathtools
          usepackageamsfonts
          usepackagetikz
          usepackagecaption
          usetikzlibraryarrows
          usetikzlibrarycd

          newcommandctext[1]textmakebox[0pt]#1

          begindocument
          begintikzcd[nodes in empty cells]
          &[16pt] sigma_0arrow[r]& \
          sigma_initarrow[ru,"ctextcdsa_in(1)", sloped]arrow[rd,"ctextcdsa_in(n)", swap, sloped]&& \
          &sigma_narrow[r]&
          endtikzcd
          enddocument


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer












          I think you're complicating your life.



          Here a simpler code: nodes in empty cells allows to avoid phantoms, &[16pt] add some space between the first two columns, no need to create an empty one.



          Off-topic: a figure environment in a standalone document has no sense.



          documentclassstandalone
          usepackageamsmath,mathtools
          usepackageamsfonts
          usepackagetikz
          usepackagecaption
          usetikzlibraryarrows
          usetikzlibrarycd

          newcommandctext[1]textmakebox[0pt]#1

          begindocument
          begintikzcd[nodes in empty cells]
          &[16pt] sigma_0arrow[r]& \
          sigma_initarrow[ru,"ctextcdsa_in(1)", sloped]arrow[rd,"ctextcdsa_in(n)", swap, sloped]&& \
          &sigma_narrow[r]&
          endtikzcd
          enddocument


          enter image description here







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          • +1 for your initial comment :-).
            – Sebastiano
            1 hour ago










          • @Sebastiano Thank you, sometimes it happens :)
            – CarLaTeX
            1 hour ago
















          • +1 for your initial comment :-).
            – Sebastiano
            1 hour ago










          • @Sebastiano Thank you, sometimes it happens :)
            – CarLaTeX
            1 hour ago















          +1 for your initial comment :-).
          – Sebastiano
          1 hour ago




          +1 for your initial comment :-).
          – Sebastiano
          1 hour ago












          @Sebastiano Thank you, sometimes it happens :)
          – CarLaTeX
          1 hour ago




          @Sebastiano Thank you, sometimes it happens :)
          – CarLaTeX
          1 hour ago

















           

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