Notes

Adding, editing, and deleting notes

Adding a note

1. Open the course you're interested in and play a video clip. 
2. Using the right-pane navigation, click the Notes tab.
3. Add your note using the Notes area that populates on the right-hand side.
4. Click Save Note to add the note.

Editing a note

1. Navigate to your notes page (opens in new tab).
2. Click the note you want to edit. You'll be redirected to the course video at the timestamp where you created the note.
3. Using the right-pane navigation, click the Notes tab.
4. Hover your cursor over the note and click Edit.
5. Click Save Note to save your changes.

Deleting a note

1. Navigate to your notes page (opens in new tab).
2. Click the note you want to delete. You'll be redirected to the course video at the timestamp where you created the note.
3. Using the right-pane navigation, click the Notes tab.
4. Hover your cursor over the note and click Delete.

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Downloading notes

You can download your notes in two different ways: you can download all of your notes, or only notes for a specific course.

Download all notes

To go to your notes page (opens in new tab), click your avatar in the top right corner and then click Notes from the dropdown menu. Click the Download notes link in the top right corner to download a CSV report of all of your notes.

Download notes for a specific course

Navigate to a video in the course, click Notes in the right-pane navigation, then click Download notes.

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Searching notes

The notes feature supports hashtags for searching capabilities. To organize your notes, use a hashtag to find and filter them by tag. For example, #javascript will let you access all the notes you've created across all your courses that you tagged with #javascript.

You can also navigate to your notes page (opens in new tab) and use the "Search notes..." field to search through your notes.

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Formatting notes

The notes feature uses Github Flavored Markdown for formatting.

Here are the different stylings you can use with Markdown in Pluralsight Skills notes:

Headers You can use # symbols to create six sizes of headers and subheaders to organize your notes.
# Header 1 ## Header 2 ### Header 3 #### Header 4 ##### Header 5 ###### Header 6
Alternate method: You can create two levels of headers with dashes/equals signs.
Header 1 ========== Header 2 -------------
Bulleted list (unordered list)
* Item 1 * Item 2    * Item 2a    * Item 2b
Numbered list (ordered list)
1. Item 1 2. Item 2 3. Item 3   * Item 3a   * Item 3b
Links
https://www.pluralsightone.org - automatic!
[PluralsightOne](https://www.pluralsightone.org)
Bold and italics
__This text is bold__ **This text is also bold**
_This text is italicized_ *This text is also italicized*
__*Here's bold AND italics together*__
Blockquote, or indent These will appear on your notes page (opens in new tab), but will not display formatted on the page when you're watching a course. You can nest indents.
My progress with CSS 3 > Beginner: Passed > Intermediate: Start here > > A Better CSS: LESS and SASS
Code
```javascript function test() {  console.log("hello, world"); } ```
Table
First Header | Second Header ------------- | ------------- My coding strengths | My areas of opportunity

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