In this new V4 release, Diigo's annotations user interfaces have been improved and additional view annotation filters are added.
Here is a basic "how to add sticky note" tutorial:
Sticky notes basics: there are 3 kinds of comment options in Diigo:
(1) "In-situ Sticky Note" ~ sticky note associated with a highlight
Since the associated
highlight and sticky note are persistent and very targeted, they allow
you to jot down your comments directly on any part of a webpage and
scan through all your research findings quickly. While private notes are great for personal reminder, public and/or group sticky notes
allow you to exchange viewpoints on any specific area of a webpage. It
is great for collaboration or fine-grained debate on specific point on
a webpage!
To add an "In-situ sticky note":
- Highlight a block of text first (see "How to highlight" section)
- Mouse-over the highlighted area. #1 - A "Highlight Menu" will appear ~ New! Select "Add sticky note" (#2)
- Add your comment, then press "Ok" - That's it!
Tips: more actions available under the Highlight menu (#2). Also multiple highlight color selections (#3)
With the new Highlight Menu, the sticky note interface is also re-designed ~ New!
- #1 Number within the "Highlight Menu box" indicates number of comments.
- #2 Change the privacy /sharing preference.
- #3 Drag to resize the sticky note window
- #4 Click to "hide public sticky notes" ~ New!
We have now added additional ways for you to filter unwanted
annotations - see more details on "View Annotations Filter " section
below
- #5 Click "trash can" to delete your own note
To view the sticky note:
- Mouse-over the highlight and the sticky note will show up in a pop-up window. Now the sticky note window is also re-sizable simply by dragging the lower right hand corner ~ New!
- Or, open up the sidebar (on toolbar), This URL » Annotations tab to view all annotations for this page at a glance!
To delete the sticky note:
- Once sticky note opens, click the trash can icon next to the comment that you wish to delete.
(2) Sticky Note For The Page ("Floating Sticky Note") ~ sticky note that can be freely positioned in any part of a webpage
Floating note comes in handy when you wish to add a single sticky note to a page and not associated with any highlight. Not only
you can move it around and positioned it anywhere you wish on a page, it's also perfect for a webpage that has dynamic content! The floating note icon is also freshly re-designed to symbolize the floating sticky note nature ~ New!
To add a "Floating sticky note:
- Select "Comment icon » "Add a floating sticky note to this page" on the new toolbar.
- Start adding your note, and click "Ok" to save.
To view this floating note (shown by the new "yellow post-it note with a blue pin"):
- Mouse-over the yellow post-it note, and the note window will pop-up (resizable by dragging the lower right hand corner >>)
Tips:
- This sticky note can be dragged around with your mouse and positioned it anywhere you wish on a webpage!
- Number within the "yellow post-it note" indicates number of comments.
(3) Page Comment ~ Not a sticky note that resides on top of a webpage, but a page comment under a bookmark
Sometimes
you may wish to add a general note about a bookmark (public or
private), or discuss with others about a webpage in a forum-like
discussion.
To add a "Page Comment":
Simply click "Comment" icon on toolbar, sidebar will expand to allow you to add note:
Page comments can be viewed in your My Bookmarks » "Expanded", or via the sidebar Annotations view:
Private vs. Public
- Sticky notes are either PRIVATE (default), PUBLIC, or GROUP. Private sticky notes are viewable by the author and any forwarded recipients.
- Public
sticky notes can be seen on the page by all Diigo members with the
Diigo toolbar or Diigolet installed, and its viewing mode set to "All".
- The highlights associated with public sticky notes also become PUBLIC, i.e., viewable to all Diigo members.
- Public
highlights and sticky notes should be done with care. To minimize
graffiti and spam, we have raised the bar for making public highlights
and sticky notes:
- you need at least two friends in the Diigo community to do so.
Annotations View Modes
When viewing all annotations on the sidebar, use
See » All, Public, Private, or Group-specific to filter your view.
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