Community Resources

On this page, I publish examples of materials that use visible connections. If you create something interesting, put it on your own website and send me the link—I'll add it here.

Resources on this website

1. Napoleon with maps
   A Wikipedia article about Napoleon, connected to maps. As you read, almost every place mentioned appears directly on a map.
2. Herodotus with maps and footnotes (Volume 1)
   A book I downloaded from Project Gutenberg. I placed the footnotes into a separate document and added maps to make navigation easier.
3. Famous Men of the Middle Ages.
   Another book from Project Gutenberg. I placed the table of contents in a separate document.
4. Examples of documents with visible connections
   An older list of documents showing different ways visible connections can work. Some are unfinished and not especially useful on their own, but they’re good as demonstrations.

Resources on other websites

The first example of visible connections on another site: https://karengrig.com/2026/05/09/about-cryonics/

Instructions

To view any of these resources, you’ll need to install the Visible Connections Chrome extension.

And remember—you can publish your own connected materials on your website. Here is a tutorial:

How to create visible connections (30 minute video).

If you publish visible connections on your site, send me the link and I’ll feature it here.

This project isn’t just about me posting interesting documents. It’s about upgrading the World Wide Web. So we need to show that visible connections are used on many different websites.

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