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Visualizing ontologies on the Web
Hello, our ontology contains some GCI's of the form: A and p.B subclassOf owl:Nothing This seems to break the labels of the nodes and edges in WebVOWL 
The "Run WebVOWL" button at http://vowl.visualdataweb.org/webvowl.html should point to the live demo (currently https://service.tib.eu/webvowl/), but it redirects to https://www.tib.eu/de/ instead. 
Fixes #82 As pointed out in the issue thread, I have implemented the solution where the names are split based on the whitespace and each word is then displayed in...
In ontologies with a bit longer node names (longer that about 10 characters), the node names are truncated, and often the resulting graph is barely useable because of that. This...
When I download an ontology from the system, it creates two prefix entries for oboe-core: `@prefix oboe-core: .` `@prefix : .` - [ ] It is not clear why OBOE...
Starting the webserver results in a crash on my machine: ``` $ npm run-script webserver > [email protected] webserver /home/wbeek/triply/WebVOWL > grunt webserver Running "clean:deploy" (clean) task >> 1 path cleaned....
Hi @vitalis-wiens , we are trying to rebuild WebVOWL but it is not possible All the images for WebVOWL are relying on a .war file that was downloaded from http://downloads.visualdataweb.de/webvowl_${version}.war...
Whenever a dataset contains a subproperty hierarchy, WebVOWL seems unable to visualize this. While this could be thought of a feature, subproperty hierarchies are very common in Linked Data, and...
WebVOWL currently treats domain classes in a different way than range classes. For the following example: ```ttl prefix : :simple rdfs:domain :From; rdfs:range :To. ``` WebVOWL will display the `:To`...
The instructions for using the docker image [here](https://github.com/VisualDataWeb/WebVOWL/tree/master/doc/Docker#how-to-use-the-image) tell us to point the docker container's `/data` directory to our own directory of OWL files, and then indicates that WebVOWL will...
