Annotate private WordPress pages - 12 views

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  #1 Alexis Doval on 03 Oct 11

   

  I am annotating my students' WordPress posts for a class. A few of their sites are protected and require logging in. I can log in and add my notes, but the link to go back and see the page only gets as far as the login page. If you then log in, the notes are not there. For example: http://diigo.com/0ji0h Any workaround?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I am annotating my students' WordPress posts for a class. A few of their sites are protected and require logging in. I can log in and add my notes, but the link to go back and see the page only gets as far as the login page. If you then log in, the notes are not there. For example: <a href="http://diigo.com/0ji0h" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://diigo.com/0ji0h</a> Any workaround?</div>

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  #2 zeeshansangani on 24 Jul 25

   

  Annotating private WordPress pages enhances collaboration by allowing notes or comments visible only to admins or editors. This helps streamline content management and internal communication. For advanced annotation and plugin features, explore https://wpnull.gitbook.io/plugins collection, which offers a wide range of nulled WordPress tools. Use responsibly, as nulled plugins may pose security and legal risks.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Annotating private WordPress pages enhances collaboration by allowing notes or comments visible only to admins or editors. This helps streamline content management and internal communication. For advanced annotation and plugin features, explore <a rel="nofollow" href="https://wpnull.gitbook.io/plugins" target="_blank">https://wpnull.gitbook.io/plugins</a> collection, which offers a wide range of nulled WordPress tools. Use responsibly, as nulled plugins may pose security and legal risks.</div>

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