Jan, Thanks for your work on this -- it's a welcome addition.
I found yesterday that I could trigger a strange visual glitch with the following sequence of actions (and confirmed again just now): This is fossil version 1.28 [1a453093bb] 2013-12-03 15:42:53 UTC $ fossil init test.fossil $ fossil open test.fossil $ fossil ci -m 1 --branch 1 --force $ f ci -m 2 --branch 2 --force $ f up trunk $ f merge 2 $ f ci -m '2->t' Now in the web interface hide branch "1" and return to the timeline. You will see one of branch 2's parents is the footer of the web page :) I'll leave this to wiser heads to discuss, as it seems to me to clearly be outside of the intended use of this feature. When I found it I had intended to hide branch 1 and branch 2, and then move the merge off to its own mistake branch, hiding it as well. The timeline looked as expected after all of those actions had been taken.
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