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Highlight corresponding content when interacting with graph visualization #4

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gkellogg opened this issue Jul 19, 2017 · 2 comments

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From @niklasl on May 7, 2012 8:46

It would be nice if the origin elements are highlighted (or flashed, e.g. using a CSS3 transition) when visualized nodes are hovered or clicked on.

The origin property of a triple (or e.g. document.getElementsBySubject) may provide hooks for this (although origin didn't seem to be exposed by the things returned by DocumentData..).

Copied from original issue: rdfa/rdfa-website#3

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From @scor on May 7, 2012 14:18

might be worth doing this on the raw data / Turtle tab as well? hovering a triple would highlight markup, and hovering markup would show what triples is extracted (useful if you wonder what triple a particular attribute generates).

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From @niklasl on May 7, 2012 14:27

Ideally yes; although I expect this to require deep integration with the codemirror highlighting system (and thus not going via a serialized Turtle string, but programmatically building codemirror objects using the RDFa API..).

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