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Design Notes

Design Notes

Why use Design Notes?

To remind you of the function of a page

To explain the relationship between components

To point out where key settings have been made

To note revision history information – when you changed a page, and why

To add value to template sites you provide for others to use

Design Notes allow you to make a comment about a component on the site, that won’t be seen by users of the site.

Design Notes can contain text, formatting, links and images.

Design Notes are shown in two places:

The notes appear as a temporary layer floating over the page. The size of the note will expand to accommodate the content.

Design notes are shown to users who have permission to see the Layout Manager. Anyone who can see the Design Notes can also edit them.

Click 'Design Notes' from either the Toolbox menu, or from the context menu in the Layout Manager website tree.

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