draw a feedback loop diagram in block edtor

  • How to draw a feedback loop diagram

    I have used the WordPress block editor to present two feedback loop diagrams and would like your ideas on how I can improve them.

    I constructed the diagram with four elements on page
    https://www.feedbackreigns.net/tipping-points/

    This diagram uses:
    . a table block with 5 columns and 5 rows
    . Each column has the same width with centred text
    . Each right-pointing arrow uses 6 minus signs then a greater-than character
    . Each left-pointing arrow uses a less-than character followed by 6 minus signs.
    . I omitted an up arrow as using, on separate lines, a small L and a ^ looked ugly.
    . I omitted a down arrow as using, on separate lines, a small “ and a small vee also looked ugly.
    . The text stands out as it is bold and coloured

    I have also constructed a feedback loop with three elements in the same way. This needs improvement.
    https://www.feedbackreigns.net/about-2/viewing-hints/

    Do you have any simple ideas on how to improve these diagrams?

    These diagrams are horrid on a mobile. When viewed with a narrow & long screen (portrait), the narrow table columns force the text onto many lines and the table becomes long so you only see a small part of the diagram on the screen. When you twist the phone so you see a wide and short screen (landscape), you can see nearly all the diagram.

    Perhaps I just need to keep on taking a photo of these diagrams and use these images.

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  • The diagrams should be images, definitely. You can make a drawing in an image editor, instead of using text. There are online image editors if you don’t have one on your computer.

    Thread Starter persist9

    (@persist9)

    I have already constructed lots of those diagrams using MS Word. Easy. I just thought my page might load faster if I could use a table, and it would be easier for me to update the diagrams.
    I’ll experiment a little further, e.g. see if I can use small text.
    Thanks

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