Unresolved nodes are nodes created by unresolved links. By default, they are dislayed with some transparency. With the settings "Border of unresolved nodes", you can choose to display only a bordered circle. The thickness of the border will be defined by the selected value between 0 (excluded, but would correspond to zero border) and 1 (full disk). You can leave the setting empty if you want to keep the default.

In the example below, a value of 0.1 is used.

The "invert arrows" feature allows you to invert the arrows on links between nodes, changing how relationships are visually represented in your graph. When enabled, link arrows will point in the opposite direction from the default behavior.

The color of a link is updated to match the node source (or one of them, is the link is bidirectional).

If you have arcs on your graph (for tags or properties), this option will distribute colored arcs around nodes circumferences to utilize available space more effectively. It is particularly useful for nodes with multiple tags or properties, ensuring all arcs remain visible and distinguishable.

Adjusts arc lengths based on the frequency of their associated values. When enabled, more common tags/properties get longer arcs, while less common ones get shorter arcs.

Requirement: "Spread arcs" must be enabled for this feature to function

In the below screenshots, the note Ruth Shaw has 3 times the tag #cultist and only once the tags #hero and #people.

Hovering over a node triggers animated dots that flow along all connected links, showing the direction of information flow.

Enable this option to display the legend block horizontally at the bottom of the graph view instead of vertically on the side.