Document Notes

1. Click the Document notes icon () on the Document panel to open the Document notes panel:

   

   The following 3 options are displayed at the top right of the panel:

   • Refresh notes () - Refreshes the Document notes panel to show the latest notes.

   • Edit notes () - Opens the Document notes editor

   • X (Close) - Closes the Document notes panel.

2. Click the Edit notes icon () to open the Document notes editor, and enter any text, markup, or hyperlinks related to the current document, as required:

   

   The following options are available from the top right of the panel when you are editing a Document note:

   • Apply - Applies any updated notes to the Document note.

   • Cancel - Cancels application of the updated notes. The Document note closes and you are taken back to the Document notes main panel.

   • Preview () - Displays a preview of the Document note.

   • X (Close) - Closes the Document notes' edit panel. You are taken back to the Document notes main panel.

3. Click the Preview icon () to show a preview of the written Document note in the lower half of the panel:

   

4. When satisfied with the Document note, click the Apply link to update the note with the latest edits.

5. Click X to close the Notes panel, if required.

The Document notes panel accepts traditional Markdown. The following shows an example with Markdown formatting:

Some of the Markdown formatting that can be used in the Document notes panel is outlined below:

• Heading 1 formatted as:

  Heading 1

============

• Heading 2 formatted as:

  Heading 2

--------------

• # This is also a heading 1

• ## This is a heading 2

• ###### This is a heading 6

• # This is also a heading 1#

• ## This is also a heading 2##

• ### This is also a heading 3###

• Paragraphs using block quotes can be:

  • > This is a blockquote with two paragraphs. You can format it this way,

    > and it will display appropriately.

    > Markdown is very versatile.

    >

    > This is the second paragraph within a blockquote.

    > Markdown is very versatile.

  • > This is a also blockquote with two paragraphs. Showing another way

    to format with Markdown.

    > Another section would appear here.

• Blockquotes can contain other Markdown elements, including headers, lists, and code blocks:

  > ## This is a header.

  >

  > 1. This is the first list item.

  > 2. This is the second list item.

  >

  > Here's some example code:

  >

  > return shell_exec("echo $input | $markdown_script");

• Markdown supports ordered (numbered) and unordered (bulleted) lists.

• Unordered lists use asterisks, pluses, and hyphens — interchangeably — as list markers:

  * Red

  * Green

  * Blue

  is equivalent to:

  + Red

  + Green

  + Blue

  and:

  - Red

  - Green

  - Blue

• Ordered lists use numbers followed by periods:

  1. First priority

  2. Second priority

  3. Third priority