Mind Map Feature Guide

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Feature Introduction

The mind map feature automatically converts article abstracts into visual structure diagrams, supporting viewing, editing, and exporting.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why don't some articles display the mind map button?

The article detail page must contain an abstract with more than 50 characters to generate a mind map.

2. What if the generated content is difficult to read?

• Try clicking fullscreen to view enlarged
• Click the color toggle feature to change colors
• View text content directly through code view, or copy content to view/modify in an online editor

3. What is the code view used for?

• Copy code to other editors for modification
• Recommended to use Mermaid Online Editor

4. Online editing syntax requirements

Editing must follow Mermaid syntax specifications, see Mermaid Official Documentation for details.

5. Reasons for generation failure and solutions

Failure Cause: Special characters in the text conflict with Mermaid syntax. (Literature Bubble has implemented validation for known scenarios, but errors may still occur)

Typical Case: IUPAC names of compounds (such as "N-(3-(6-Amino-5-(2-(N-methylacrylamido)ethoxy)pyrimidin-4-yl)-5-fluoro-2-methylphenyl)-4-cyclopropyl-2-fluorobenzamide") contain multiple parentheses that conflict with syntax.

Note: Characters may be replaced during Literature Bubble's validation and correction, and may no longer be the original text from the source.

Solution:

• Switch to code view
• Copy code to online editor
• Manually correct and view