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Ever design a site and happen on a nifty trick that you may want to use again? You wrote it down and lost the paper, didn't you.

You designed a great site for someone else, and the first thing they do is call you up and say "How do I do...?"

You can't remember all the modules, themes, and CSS changes you made and it's time to upgrade...

You'd love to put all that stuff on the web site, some place easy to find, but safe from casual hackers...

Well, here you go... Introducing SiteNotes. A simple module lots of uses.

SiteNotes introduces a new content type, called, coincidentally, "sitenotes." But wait... there's more... It also creates a menu item in the Admin, Site building menu, where it's available only to privileged users. It's even protected by Access Control.

So now all those little Post-Its™ and other scraps of paper can go right into your database where you can find them again.

Create "How To" notes for your users, theme changes, CSS modifications, special code notes, and keep them safe AND available.

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The SiteNotes module is simple in structure.

• It creates a new content type, called a "Site Note." It has standard configuration options.
• It puts a menu item in the Admin >> Site Building menu so you can list out the notes.
• It shows a teaser list of all the notes with a "read more" link if they are bigger than the teaser length.
• It creates an entry in the Access Control list so you can limit permissions to see/use it.

Why would I want to use it?

• "How To" notes for your client.
• Track CSS changes.
• Track custom code, such as theme modules.
• Reminders of how to do something you don't do often enough to remember exactly.
• Billing notes.
• To Do lists for admins.
• Succession notes for the next webmaster.
• Use your imagination!

The Sitenotes module does have an uninstall feature. It will delete all nodes created with the module as well as the "sitenotes" content type.