Appearances

You want to present your Linked Data in the most fashionable way! So we provide a lot of different appearances. Please pick the appearance you like most from the table below!

The second column states for what kind of SPARQL query you can use the appearance: SELECT and/or CONSTRUCT.

Appearance	S/C	Description
TableAppearance	S+C	A paginated and searchable table
ShortTableAppearance	S+C	A table, without pages (use this if you only have a small number of results)
ContentAppearance	C	A two column table per resource, first column = property, second column = value.
HeaderAppearance	C	The first part of a page, like an image or some header text
NavbarAppearance	C	A menu, without a search input field
NavbarSearchAppearance	C	A menu, with a search input field
HiddenAppearance	S+C	An appearance that is not visible in a HTML webpage (use this if you want to create a glossary or some list of values)
CarouselAppearance	C	Like a content appearance, multiple resources are presented withing a Carousel
IndexAppearance	S+C	A row of tab names or links to different pages (you could use this to create links to specific formats, like ttl, json, xml)
TreeAppearance	C	A tree. Every item in the tree represents a resource, links between resources are used to create the tree
HtmlAppearance	C	Shows the html content ad lib
GraphAppearance	C	A graphical presentation of the data: a rectangles for resources, and an arrow between resources for every triple
TextAppearance	C	A textual presentation of the data, using xhtml and dublin core vocabularies
VocabularyAppearance	C	The presentation of an owl:Ontology, using rdf, rdfs, owl and shacl vocabularies
FormAppearance	-
GeoAppearance	C	A geographical presentation of the data, using geometry vocabulary
GeoSelectAppearance	C	A geographical presentation of the data, with the option to select some point on the map
ImageAppearance	C	A presentation of the data, with some image in the background, with the option to move items and store the position of these items
ChartAppearance	S	A chart presentation of the data
LoginAppearance	-	The login page