In addition to searching, you can also 'Explore' the different 'Content Types' available in Lexis+. For example, you may want to browse a list of all the book titles available, or just a list of those relating to a specifc 'Topic' (Figure 1). Equally, you might wish to locate the journals list and drill down by title to find articles published in a particular volume and issue of a journal.
Figure 1: Screenshot of the Books & Journals search page which also allows you to browse by full list or topic.
When you have located a book title, clicking on the title presents the list of contents and appendix, each entry of which you can click on to access the full text.
Whilst reading a particular chapter of a book, the 'Table of Contents' remains in the left hand navigation bar to allow you to jump to other chapters or appendix as you need to (Figure 2)
Figure 2: Screenshot of the full text of Chapter 2 of the book 'Preparing and presenting the opening', including navigation bar.
Browsing the journal list allows you to find a specific journal title, publication year, volume so you can explore all the articles published within a specific issue (Figure 3).
Clicking on a specific article title will display the full text of that journal article, whilst again allowing you to continue browsing in the left hand navigation pane (Figure 4).
Figure 3: Screenshot demonstrating how to browser a journal title by volume, issue and article.
Figure 4: Screenshot of a full text journal article, including navigation pane.
