[how-to] sync structure with Gephi

Author: paulgirard

src/components/how-to/GephiLite.md

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 In the “Appearance” menu on the left side of the graph window, you can change the colour and size of nodes, edges and of their label based on pre-existing attributes or metrics calculated by Gephi.
 
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 ### “Nodes Appearance”
 
 By default in this sample GEXF dataset, nodes are coloured according to their “Modularity class”, a category obtained by a community detection calculation. You can change this choice or the palette of color used to represent it.
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 ![Nodes appearance tab opened and caption visible on graph](./gephi-lite/appearance_nodes_2.png)
 
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 ### “Labels Appearance”
 
 Under "Appearance”, in the submenu “Labels”, you can change the size and density of the labels of you graph.
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 ## Playing with the layout
 
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 ### ForceAtlas2
 
 In the “Layout” menu, you can modify the spatialisation of the graph by choosing one of the algorithms offered.
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 ## Graph metrics
 
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 ### “Metrics”
 
 The “Metrics” menu on the left side of the screen allows you to calculate certain properties of the graph. For example, it includes centrality metrics and calculations that provide information about the overall structure of the network, its clusters, and communities.
 
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 ### Betweeness centrality
 
 > - Select “Betweeness centrality” under the “Metric” menu
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 ## Filtering the graph
 
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 ### “Filters”
 
 The “Filters” menu allows you to filter your graph in multiple ways based on attributes or properties of nodes or edges, as well as based on the overall topology of the network.