References

[Lars Iselid]

I can't view or edit references in Annotum. It just looks like the screenshot I attached.

[Carl Leubsdorf, Jr.]

I'm working on some better help documentation for references, but the short answer is to use the "insert reference" button in the editor (it is labeled '[1]').  Click the button, enter your reference information, save, check the box, and click "insert reference".

The "references" box will update with any references that you add, and a footnote marker will be inserted at the point in the text where you clicked the "insert reference" button.

Hope this helps!  If not please feel free to post a follow up question at http://annotum.uservoice.com

Happy Holidays,

-C

On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 9:34 AM, Lars Iselid <larsi...@gmail.com> wrote:

I can't view or edit references in Annotum. It just looks like the screenshot I attached.

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[Lars Iselid]

Ok, I understand, but I can't find the insert reference button in the
editor.
Seems like I don't have all the tools options as I've seen in other
screenshots. How come?

Lars

On 21 Dec, 18:19, "Carl Leubsdorf, Jr." <c...@solvitor.com> wrote:
> I'm working on some better help documentation for references, but the short
> answer is to use the "insert reference" button in the editor (it is labeled
> '[1]').  Click the button, enter your reference information, save, check
> the box, and click "insert reference".
>
> The "references" box will update with any references that you add, and a
> footnote marker will be inserted at the point in the text where you clicked
> the "insert reference" button.
>

> Hope this helps!  If not please feel free to post a follow up question athttp://annotum.uservoice.com
>
> Happy Holidays,
> -C
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 9:34 AM, Lars Iselid <larsise...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > <https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-KkSGQlBYV-k/TvHuOi5u_5I/AAAAAAAAAE...>

[Carl Leubsdorf, Jr.]

Got it.  There is a button to show/hide the full toolbar (two rows).  Please see these images:

The button itself:

https://github.com/Annotum/Annotum/wiki/images/uv/annotum-show-full-toolbar-button.png 

An annotated image of the full, two-row toolbar:

https://github.com/Annotum/Annotum/wiki/images/uv/annotum-full-toolbar-annotated.png 

Hope this helps!

WordPress traditionally hides the second row by default, but it should probably be visible by default in Annotum.

-C

[Lars Iselid]

Thanks! I found it. :)
But shouldn't default view be show the full toolbar.

Lars

On 23 Dec, 10:37, "Carl Leubsdorf, Jr." <c...@solvitor.com> wrote:
> Got it.  There is a button to show/hide the full toolbar (two rows).
>  Please see these images:
>

> The button itself:https://github.com/Annotum/Annotum/wiki/images/uv/annotum-show-full-t...
>
> An annotated image of the full, two-row toolbar:https://github.com/Annotum/Annotum/wiki/images/uv/annotum-full-toolba...

[Jonathan Jones]

Hello,

Happily using Annotum. I am having some issues however with inserting figures. 

I am using Annotum on a multi-site environment. 

Whenever I try and insert a figure I insert it.. it shows up, and then when I save , it disappears in the editor and in the published article. 

Can anyone help me resolve this? 

Thanks 

[Carl Leubsdorf, Jr.]

Whenever I try and insert a figure I insert it.. it shows up, and then when I save , it disappears in the editor and in the published article. 

This happens if your server has a version of libxml below 2.6.29:

https://groups.google.com/forum/m/?fromgroups#!topic/annotum/dRvHzUyE45w

> Per http://annotum.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/37731-what-are-th... 

> you must have at least version 2.6.29 of libxml to use Annotum. 
> 
> The issue you are seeing is a known issue with earlier versions of 
> libxml, and unfortunately there is no workaround. 

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