Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of commentary_vis_doc

Timestamp:

Feb 4, 2016, 6:26:41 PM (8 years ago)

Author:

casties

Comment:

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commentary_vis_doc

@@ -10 +10 @@
 https://ismi-dev.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/netvis-ismi/commentaries.html
 
+The page may take a little while to load and the graph will take some time to stabilize.
 
 == Page layout ==
@@ -26 +27 @@
  3. the graph of all commentary relations
     * shows all titles in the ISMI database that have a commentary relation
+    * the arrow points to the title that was commented on
     * hovering over a round node with the mouse shows the title
     * clicking on a node selects the text and shows it in the detail view
@@ -49 +51 @@
 If you want to see the works of only one author note his ID and enter the ID into the search field.
 
+== The list of titles (1) ==
 
+If we type "**jaghmini**" into the search field and click the button "**Search for author name or id**" we get the list of all titles by Jaghmini in the titles part:
+
+[[Image(cv-list.png)]]
+
+When we click on one of the titles in the list of titles (1) it will be selected and its details are shown in the detail view (2).
+
+The titles that have a commentary relation are shown in the list with a red outline. These titles are also shown in the graph display as circles with a red outline.
+
+== The detail view (2) ==
+
+The detail view shows the author and the attributes of the currently selected title and the title it is commenting on and the titles that are commentaries on this text:
+
+[[Image(cv-detail.png)]]
+
+Clicking on one of the texts under "**Commenting on**" or "**Commentaries**" selects this text and replaces the contents of the detail view with the details of this new text.
+
+Clicking on the author name searches for the author and displays his titles in the list of titles.
+
+== The commentary graph display (3) ==
+
+The graph display shows the graph of all commentary relations in the ISMI database:
+
+[[Image(cv-graph.png)]]
+
+Each round node represents a title the arrows between the nodes point to the title that was commented on.
+
+A node with a red outline represents a title on the title list which means it is a title by the author you searched for.
+
+The red filled node represents the selected title that is currently displayed in the detail view (2).
+
+When you click on a node it will be selected and its details will be shown in the detail view (2).
+
+When you hover over a node with your mouse for a little while a tooltip with the title will appear:
+
+[[Image(cv-graph-tt.png)]]