It would be great if you could visualize the tree of citations you may be interested in following.
Use case: The root is the current document. Throughout the document, you see references to the references. At any point, you can click on a reference (for example, a [1]), and you can see a pop-up with the citation from the references list that corresponds to that number. (The word references is confusing; here, I mean both the footnote number and it's corresponding item). If that document is open access, you can click and follow through to that document. The Sidebar will remain open. If you wish, you can then open a visualization of your current node - the new document - and it's root, the document you were previously on.
Some help to do this in d3: http://nicolashery.com/integrating-d3js-visualizations-in-a-react-app/
It would be great if you could visualize the tree of citations you may be interested in following.
Use case: The root is the current document. Throughout the document, you see references to the references. At any point, you can click on a reference (for example, a [1]), and you can see a pop-up with the citation from the references list that corresponds to that number. (The word references is confusing; here, I mean both the footnote number and it's corresponding item). If that document is open access, you can click and follow through to that document. The Sidebar will remain open. If you wish, you can then open a visualization of your current node - the new document - and it's root, the document you were previously on.
Some help to do this in d3: http://nicolashery.com/integrating-d3js-visualizations-in-a-react-app/