Graph View
The Graph View visualizes the relationships between documents in your project. It shows how documents link to each other, helping you understand the structure of your content at a glance.
Opening the Graph View
From within a project, click the Graph View button in the toolbar or sidebar. The graph opens in a dedicated panel, displaying each document as a node and each link between documents as a connecting line.
How the graph works
- Nodes represent individual documents. Larger nodes indicate documents with more connections.
- Edges (lines) represent links between documents. A line connecting two nodes means one document links to the other.
- Clusters form naturally when groups of documents link to each other frequently, revealing related content.
Navigating the graph
Click any node to open that document in the editor. You can zoom in and out using the scroll wheel, and drag to pan around the graph. The graph updates automatically as you create, edit, or remove links between documents.
Use cases
- Discover related documents you may have forgotten about.
- Identify orphaned documents that have no links to other content.
- Understand the overall structure and density of your project’s knowledge base.
- Find central documents that serve as hubs connecting many topics.
Related pages
For a focused, text-based list of incoming links for a single document, see Backlinks. For an overview of the editor itself, see Using the Editor. To learn the link syntax that creates these connections, see Markdown Basics.