When you display coding stripes for a source or node, its content becomes 'read-only'—as indicated in the status bar. While you can still code, add 'See Also' links and annotations, you cannot edit the source's content
Coding stripes are colored bars that enable you to see the coding for a source or node. You can also display stripes to see what specific users have coded or to see the attributes of coded content.
You can select the required stripes or display the nodes that most, least or recently code the content. Refer to Setting the Default Number of Coding Stripes for more information about the coding stripe display.
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When you display coding stripes for a source or node, its content becomes 'read-only'—as indicated in the status bar. While you can still code, add 'See Also' links and annotations, you cannot edit the source's content |
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Right-click on the coding stripe for a node to:
Highlight Coding for that node
Open the node
Uncode all content coded at the node
Hide the coding stripe
Show sub-stripes (to 'split' the stripe into coding done by selected users)
Hide sub-stripes
