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Originally Posted by davidfor
You can try putting "display:none;" in the CSS for this. I don't know if that will work or not.
Not including it is a problem as contains information that is used when updating the annotation.
Do you mean you want something before each annotation if it is a "note" type? Or a text to indicate where the actual note starts to differentiate it from the highlighted text? Neither is possible at the moment and would need development (someway to configure it and then the code to handle it).
If it is the latter, the CSS is used to make the note and highlight part of the annotations different. I think I'd find extra words to be intrusive and not actually make things clearer. Exactly how to format it (bold, italics, size, same line? Hanging indent?) would also need to be thought about. And how much to make configurable. Or maybe a template that can be configured somewhere. I'm not sure of the best way, or if it is a good idea overall.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by davidfor
You can try putting "display:none;" in the CSS for this. I don't know if that will work or not.
Not including it is a problem as contains information that is used when updating the annotation.
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Is a 'clean copy' mode a possibility? Where just the text content can be exported (clipboard or .txt or whatever) and not interfere with any of the location data.
I'm formatting the notes in another application, I suspect it's a pretty regular use case. Given that clipping.io is now a paid service, your is the only way to do this for free. So hopefully more users!
[Current workaround is to use a unique string in the 'Timestamp format' field, which allows you to Find All in a text editor and get rid of the location markers]
Quote:
Originally Posted by davidfor
Do you mean you want something before each annotation if it is a "note" type? Or a text to indicate where the actual note starts to differentiate it from the highlighted text? Neither is possible at the moment and would need development (someway to configure it and then the code to handle it).
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Any textual marker to mark the start of a note would help! Just like the 'Timestamp format' allows, since it would enable post processing through a text editor/macros.
To bring the formatting options inside the plugin does open up some questions, and would be a luxury if the above was possible.
The CSS gets stripped in a text editor is my problem, but I understand mine might be a fringe case.