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I am trying to have a node (or a subgraph, enclosing a node - whichever is possible/easier) rotated, like shown in this image: ( Note that it doesn't matter to me if the "B" label is rotated - only that the 'verti-*' texts in the record [or rather, the whole record node] are rotated as shown ) However, the closest I can to that, is the following dot code: digraph graphname { node [fontname=Monospace, fontsize=14]; subgraph clusterMasterBox { node [shape=record]; l1 [label = "{ horiz-1 \r| \ horiz-2 \r| \ horiz-3 \r| \ horiz-4 \r} \ "]; subgraph clusterSubRotateBox { rotate=90; node [shape=record,rotate=90]; l2 [label = "{ verti-1 \r| \ verti-2 \r| \ verti-3 \r| \ verti-4 \r} \ "]; label="B"; } label="A" } } The only reason I have the subgraph clusterSubRotateBox there (and the only reason why it is nested inside the clusterMasterBox ), is because I hoped I could assign rotation to it, but apparently I cannot - as the above code generates this image: So my question is - is there a way to rotate a record node; if not on its own, then maybe as a part of subgraph (or a different kind of 'object')? Thanks in advance for any suggestions, Cheers!

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