Most of us use diagrams to convey ideas in our notes, whether it be to explain a complicated database structure, to show how things are related or to explain the meaning of life. In fact many of your notebooks I am sure are full of diagrams you have doodled. So why doesn't TiddlyWiki your own personal notebook do this as well? Well it's getting there... I have written a plugin called ImageTaggingPlugin which allows you to annotate images (note this works best in Firefox so please switch browsers if you can to get the best demo).

This allows you to do cool things such as what I've done in my note about Osmosoft (see below)..

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If your an artist it is pretty cool in that you can provide large resolution photos of your art and allow users to explore them and add notes. I've done another demo using fellow Osmoftonian Paul Downey's Web Is Agreement poster as well as demoing some of my girlfriend Caro's art. Check that out here


It also opens up the doors for a good way to organise your notebook - take a doodle which explains your note book and organise your tiddlers as if you were organising them on a shelf. Feel free to try a copy in your own notebook. Controls are as follows: double clicking on a tag opens it, if you double click and its not on a tag, it will create a new tag. + and - keyboard keys increase/decrease the size of the circle that will be placed on the image. Click in an empty space to add a tag and then hold down on the circle created to move it around the page.

Note: I realise there are a few bugs and might be a few issues therefore with the plugin. However this is because it is very experimental at the moment. Thus I would be highly greatful for any comments you can leave me using the form below!

Enjoy...!