If you apply the color red to a notecard that already has the color green, the notecard will be changed from green to red.

Unlike tags, only a single color can be applied to a particular notecard. To remove or replace a color, select the color you want to remove, or select a different color. Click the Tags menu above the Tabletop, select Color on the menu, and click on one of the six colors.ģ. Select each of the notecards you wish to add or remove a color from.Ģ. NoodleTools also allows you to add Color and Visual cues to the notecards you create.ġ.

To add a new tag to the notecards, select a tag from the list.Ĭlick the Tags menu above the tabletop and click Manage tags to edit a tag or delete tags (removing them from all notecards to which they are currently applied).

If you are removing a tag, look for the tag on the list that has a checkmark next to it and click on it to remove the checkmark.

Click the Tags menu and select Tags on the menu to display a list of existing tags.

First, select the notecards that have the tags you wish to add or remove.

Use the Tags menu above the Notecard Tabletop. Edit the notecard and change the tags in the Tags field.Ģ. There are two ways to add or remove tags:ġ. To associate an existing tag with the notecard, simply select the tag from the My tags menu on the bottom right. To associate a tag with a notecard as you create it, on the Edit notecard screen, simply type the tag into the Tags field on the bottom left. Before you save a notecard, you can add tags that you think may be useful. Examples include geographic locations, years or time periods, and key concepts. When tagging your notecards, you’re identifying concepts on each card for easy retrieval later.

If you’ve ever used a hashtag or labeled your photos, you’ve tagged something. The following information is taken from the Noodletools website.

Tags and colors help you organize into various subtopics (for example, if you’re studying a person, you might create a subtopic for Family and another for Education). Organizing notecards, part I Get organized, part one

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