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Appearance

Click the Appearance toolbar icon to tune how the graph looks - every slider applies live, so you can watch the graph react while dragging.

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The Appearance panel.

Show as nodes

Three independent toggles, all off by default, each adding real nodes/edges to the graph (a structural change, not just a style tweak):

  • Tags - every tag becomes its own node, linked to each note that carries it.
  • Attachments - every embedded image/PDF becomes its own leaf node on the note that embeds it.
  • Non-existent links - a placeholder node for every link to a note that doesn't exist yet (a "ghost node").

Nodes & edges

  • Node color - theme color by default; pick to override. Ignores cover images and Color & size groups.
  • Node size - base size, and how much it grows with a note's own link count.
  • Edge color/intensity - theme color by default (pick to override), and how strongly edges stand out against the background.
  • Show edge direction - draws arrowheads for directional links, with its own size slider once enabled. Edges are always drawn as straight lines.
  • Cluster heatmap - the soft glow behind Isolated clusters/Structural deviation's Diagnostics highlight and enabled Community/Semantic clustering Color & size groups. On by default; turn it off if you find it visually busy - the plain recolor/dim highlight and flat group coloring underneath are unaffected either way, only the glow itself.

Physics (Force layout)

Only shown while Force layout is active - Hierarchical/Radial/Circular have their own spacing sliders instead, shown only while that layout is active.

  • Gravity - how strongly notes are pulled toward the center.
  • Scaling ratio - overall repulsion/attraction strength.
  • Dissuade hubs - spreads a heavily-linked note's neighbors out around it instead of clumping them on top of it.
  • Tighter clusters - pulls closely-linked notes into denser, more separated clusters.

Labels

  • Label size threshold - how zoomed-in you need to be before a note's title appears.
  • Label density - how many labels are allowed to show at once before some get hidden to avoid clutter.

Pinned node positions

A count of how many notes you've manually pinned by dragging them (see Interacting with the graph), with a "Clear all" button to un-pin every one of them at once.

Reset to defaults

Puts every slider and toggle above back to its shipped default in one click.

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