Knowledge Graph

If you've used Obsidian, you know the graph. A mini graph panel now appears on every page of your Flowershow site: the current note sits at the centre, highlighted in orange, with every connected note radiating outward. Hover a node to dim everything unrelated; click one to navigate to it. Two buttons in the corner let you go further: one opens a full-size local graph in a modal, and another opens the global graph — every note in your site at once.

Why it's here now

The graph needs a fast, queryable map of which page links to which. The backlinks feature shipped that infrastructure — a dedicated Link table that captures every wiki link, note embed, and CommonMark link during the publish pipeline. The graph is the second feature built on top of it.

Configuring it

The graph is off by default. Turn it on site-wide in Settings → Show Knowledge Graph or via config.json:

{
  "showKnowledgeGraph": true
}