Augmented Semantics

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Settings ​

Open the settings dialog from the button in the header. Settings are saved in your browser (localStorage).

The Settings dialog with Appearance (dark mode, URI display), Sidebar, Results, and Rich content sections, DOI citations and Geometry maps toggled on
  • Dark mode — toggle light/dark theme.
  • URI display — how predicates, links, and type names render:
    • Humanized names (default) — friendly labels (e.g. "Date end applicability").
    • Prefixed — compact qnames (e.g. skos:Concept).
    • Full URI — the raw IRI.
  • Show hidden fields — reveal properties hidden by the endpoint config (shown greyed), without entering authoring mode.
  • Collapse groups by default — named sidebar groups (e.g. "Ontology") start collapsed. The built-in Hidden group always starts collapsed and Embedded always starts expanded, regardless of this setting.
  • Nest embedded types — off by default. When on, embedded value-object types show nested inline under their composing class in the Types tree (also toggled by the {} button in the Types header). Off → they appear only in the collapsed Embedded group.
  • Card view for search results — on by default. Shows a type's instances as cards instead of a table (for types with configured columns); also toggled from the list header.
  • Auto-limit SPARQL results — on by default. Appends a LIMIT to an unbounded SELECT in the SPARQL panel; turn off to run the full result set.
  • DOI citations — off by default. When on, DOI values show an inline citation card (authors, year, title, …) fetched from doi.org on demand — an external request per DOI you scroll to. See Rich values.
  • Geometry maps — off by default. When on, WKT geometry values render an embedded map (swisstopo / OpenStreetMap tiles — external tile requests). See Rich values.
  • Config authoring mode — off by default (clean, read-only browsing). Turn it on to reveal the per-type gears in the Types sidebar and the export buttons below. The configured effects (embed/hide/pin) apply either way; this just shows the editing tools. Authoring — per-type configuration, graph behaviour, and exporting a deployment config — is covered in the Configuration Guide.