Note: These instructions are related to the Gospel Library Online found on the Church’s website. These instructions may not reflect existing functionality, placement, or labels that are used in the Gospel Library mobile app. While many things are identical, there may be some differences
The annotation toolbar function in the Gospel Library Online is a tool that will help you get the most out of your scripture and gospel study experience. The toolbar will allow you to highlight text, make notes, create cross-links, and copy and share the content you are reading.
Note: The annotation toolbar functions are accessible only when signed in.
The annotation toolbar contains the following functions in order as they appear:
) — will allow you to highlight or underline the selected text.
) — the Mark icon will change to the Style icon once text has been selected and a highlight or mark has been made. Style will allow you to change the color or treatment of your highlight or mark.
) — will open the tag feature. You can use tags to label content related to topics that are important to you. You can browse tagged content in the Notes section of the website.
) — opens the link panel. A link is a personal cross-reference or scripture chain that you can use to connect content throughout the library.
) — will delete the selected highlight. Once a highlight is deleted, it cannot be undone.
) — copies the selected text to the clipboard so it can be pasted in a note or in a different application.
) — allows you to share the page or selected text through social media, email, or a link. Note: You must be signed in to use the annotation toolbar.
Follow these steps to highlight or mark text:
) button to highlight the selected text. Once a passage is highlighted, you can adjust its appearance using the following steps:
) button to view the available color and style options. Note: Removing a highlight cannot be undone.
To remove a highlight, do the following:
) button. Note: You must be signed in to use the annotation toolbar.
To make a note, highlight a section or word and click the Note () icon. A box will appear on the right side of the screen, where you can make a note. Your note will auto-save after a few seconds. Click the X to exit the box. A small, blue sticky note will appear next to the text you selected.
Creating notes to capture your thoughts can be a useful study aid. Follow these steps to create and manage notes:
Note: Removing a note cannot be undone.
To remove or delete a note, do the following:
To edit an existing a note, do the following: