Note that most of operations for Fragments are executed through its Context Menu, which can be invoked by Right-clicking on each of the Fragment headers.

See Fragment Editor.

See Fragment Editor.

Some Fragments show only its ID and title such as those in Bookmarks and Selection Box.
You can view content of a Fragment by clicking on the ID of the Fragment.

    An ID of a Fragment consists of a leading hash mark (#) and a ID number as in '#20'

By clicking on the ID, a pop-up window will appear at the lower-right corner of the screen.
The pop-up window is sticky so it will appear even when you scroll the page up and down.

[NOTE] Don't use the browser menus such as "Open Link In New Tab" or "Open Link In New Window" to peek a Fragment in a separate tab or window.
Currently, clicking that kind of menu will show the Fragment with a very unpleasant layout to view with.
Just clicking on the ID or title will open the dedicated pop-up window with a decent layout.

[Tip] Double clicking on the title bar of the pop-up window will make the window minimized.
Double clicking on the title once again will restore the window to the normal size.

When you trash a Fragment, the Fragment will be sent to the Trash Can.
Trashed Fragments still exist on the database so you can simply restore it later if you want to.

1. Right-click on the header of the Fragment you'd like to trash.
2. Click Trash.

Figure 1. Trashing a Fragment

You can delete a Fragment already trashed into the Trash Can.
Deleting a Fragment means it will disappear from the database permanently. You need to go to the Trash Can prior to performing this operation.

1. Go to the Trash Can.

• Click the trash icon on Tag Palette on your right side.

1. Right-click on the header of Fragment you'd like to delete.
2. Click Delete.

1. Go to the Trash Can

• Click the trash icon on Tag Palette on your right side.

1. Right-click on the header of Fragment you'd like to restore.
2. Click Restore

1. By Drag & Drop:
2. Drag a title of a Fragment you'd like to relate.
3. Drop that title on the header of the other Fragment.
4. By Selecting Fragments:
5. First, select Fragments you'd like to relate with one another. - Refer to the section of 'Selecting a Fragment' below.
6. The selected Fragments will appear on the Selection Box on your right side.
7. Right-click anywhere on the empty area in the Selection Box.
8. Click Relate All from the context menu.

You can bookmark a Fragment that you think you access relatively more frequently.

1. Right-click on the header of Fragment you'd like to bookmark.
2. Click Bookmark
3. Then the title of your bookmarked Fragment will appear on the Bookmarks panel on your right side.

You can select Fragments by checking the checkbox which is the leftmost component on each Fragment's header.
( Since 0.9.0.RC6, you can select them by dragging and dropping a Fragment header into the Selection Box. )

• By selecting a Fragment, it will appear on the Selection Box on your right side.
• By unchecking the checkbox, the Fragment will disappear from the Selection Box.
• Alternatively, you can make all selected Fragments disappear from the Selection Box at once:
  1. Right-click anywhere on the empty area in the Selection Box
  2. Click Unselect All from the context menu.

You can perform a few operations for multiple selected Fragments by right-clicking anywhere on the empty area in the Selection Box:

• Trashing selected Fragments at once.
• Relating selected Fragments with one another.
• Accessing selected Fragments like you can do with Bookmarks.

[NOTE] Selected Fragments will be stored in your browser storage NOT in the server storage.
For instance, if your session expires, they'll be gone.
To capture Fragments in a persistent manner (storing them into the server), use Bookmaring.