Thanks to my friends Jill and Rob, I learned about a cool feature that Evernote launched, which allows you to save web posts into Evernote form. I'm starting to realize that more and more of my colleagues are using Evernote for work and play. Read how I use Evernote for work.
Basically site developers choose an icon from the list above and then input the HTML code into their articles. When users want to clip the article, clicking on the icon automatically clips everything into a new folder in your Evernote account. With a little HTML coding knowledge, I can change the article title, notebook title, and add tags.
I'll be adding a "Remember" icon at the bottom of posts in case you want to clip anything (especially the Paucis Verbis cards).
Thanks Michelle - this will be a big help. Unfortunately, I am getting an error when trying to use the "Remember" button. Despite completing the title, tags and notebook fields, I am getting a red error message that says "URL is required field" sandwiched btw the tags and notebook fields in the clip box. Stepping thru the source HTML was no help to me.
ReplyDeleteRichT: Were you trying to build your own Remember button, or did this happen after clicking on the Remember button on this page? If the former, here's the HTML code that I insert onto each post. I change appropriately the title and tags. The URL is automatically input. Here's more about the HTML coding as well: http://www.evernote.com/about/developer/sitememory/developer.php#a_providerName
ReplyDeleteView the Code (sorry that Blogger won't let me post - the comments section doesn't like HTML coding... https://sites.google.com/site/academiclifeinem2/images-1/EvernoteCode.png?attredirects=0
My button on this page currently works when I tried it again just now.
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ReplyDeleteHi Michelle,
ReplyDeleteFYI - I solved the Evernote clipping problem. I am using FireFox with the NoScript add-0n. Despite my "allowing" scripts on your blog page, the add-on is identifying a cross-site scripting issue due to the call to Evernote. Disabling NoScript solves the problem in the short term.. Now I just need to figure out how to construct an exception for NoScript so i can use the Evernote clipper and maintain some semblance of script security elsewhere. The syntax is a bit arcane. I will let you know if I solve it to share with readers.