Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The current Better Notes plugin for Zotero supports only two levels of graphs. This limitation makes it challenging to visualize complex relationships and connections between notes, particularly when working on research projects with layered and hierarchical information.
Why do you need this feature?
A multi-level relationship graph will enable researchers and users to map and explore their notes and ideas more effectively. This feature would bring functionality closer to tools like Obsidian, which allows seamless visualization of deep and multi-layered relationships between notes.
Describe the solution you'd like
The solution you'd like
A graph system that supports multi-level relationships between notes, similar to the graph view in Obsidian. It should allow users to:
Visualize connections across multiple layers or hierarchies.
Interact with the graph dynamically (e.g., zoom, pan, expand/collapse nodes).
Optionally customize node attributes like size or color based on metadata (e.g., tags, keywords).
Alternatives you've considered
Using external tools like Obsidian for graph-based visualization, but this approach requires exporting data and lacks native integration with Zotero's citation and bibliography system.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Environment
Describe the feature request
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. The current Better Notes plugin for Zotero supports only two levels of graphs. This limitation makes it challenging to visualize complex relationships and connections between notes, particularly when working on research projects with layered and hierarchical information.
Why do you need this feature? A multi-level relationship graph will enable researchers and users to map and explore their notes and ideas more effectively. This feature would bring functionality closer to tools like Obsidian, which allows seamless visualization of deep and multi-layered relationships between notes.
Describe the solution you'd like
The solution you'd like A graph system that supports multi-level relationships between notes, similar to the graph view in Obsidian. It should allow users to:
Visualize connections across multiple layers or hierarchies. Interact with the graph dynamically (e.g., zoom, pan, expand/collapse nodes). Optionally customize node attributes like size or color based on metadata (e.g., tags, keywords).
Alternatives you've considered Using external tools like Obsidian for graph-based visualization, but this approach requires exporting data and lacks native integration with Zotero's citation and bibliography system.
Anything else?
No response