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Create perfect study notes with the Cornell Notes Gutenberg Block.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Cornell Notes<\/a> provides an excellent structure for organising and summarized your notes, ideas and concepts - this logical approach is an invaluable way to help learning and retention for students of all ages.<\/p>\n\n

This plugin provides a new, dedicated Cornell Notes Gutenberg block to enable you to quickly and easily take your notes within WordPress.<\/p>\n\n

How to Use Cornell Notes<\/h3>\n\n
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  1. Add your title at the top of your note - this is a summary of context of the notes.<\/li>\n
  2. Take long-form notes in the right-hand column - you can take notes during a class, lecture, video tutorial or WordCamp Talk, it doesn't matter. Add as many ideas as you need - click the 'Add Idea' indicator to add a new idea.<\/li>\n
  3. Once you've finished your notes, review them and summarise the concepts with key ideas in the left-hand column.<\/li>\n
  4. Finally, summarize all the notes in a sentence or two at the bottom of the page.<\/li>\n
  5. To fully benefit from Cornell Notes, you should consider adding Spaced Repetition<\/a> to your learning plan.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n

    Cornell Notes contains a second block - an Idea<\/em> block - this block is only made available as a child of the Cornell Note block - and enables you to add as many ideas (key ideas and long-form notes) you require.<\/p>\n\n

    There are currently no specific settings required by the Cornell Notes Block.<\/p>\n\n

    Style via CSS Variables<\/h3>\n\n

    CSS Variables are used with default settings - you can override these in your theme by setting the variables in the root<\/code>\n :root{\n --note-border-style: dotted;\n --note-border-width: 2px;\n --note-border-color: #f00;\n --note-body-padding: 30px;\n --note-padding: 20px;\n}<\/code>

    Style via Classes<\/h3>The structure of the Cornell Notes Block:\n .wp-block-cornell-notes-cornell-note\n .cornell-note-title\n .wp-block-cornell-notes-cornell-idea\n .cornell-note-key-idea\n .cornell-note-long-form\n .cornell-note-summary \/* forced to the bottom of the note via Flexbox *\/<\/code>\n(This structure is simplified - you will find additional classes added via Gutenberg)<\/p>\n\n

    Localization<\/h3>\n\n