Guides
The Guides section collects useful articles, tutorials and examples for Annotorious and RecogitoJS. If you want to learn about a specific topic that isn’t covered yet, please get in touch via the Gitter chat.
If you want to improve anything about a guide - or contribute a new one - please do so! Fork this site and send a pull request with your corrections or additions. The guides are located here in the repository.
Configuring the Editor
This guide explains how you can configure the widgets that appear in the editor, and how you can pass additional configuration options to specific widgets. Read more
Customizing Styles
This guide explains how you can customize the visual appearance of Annotorious with CSS. Read more
Headless Mode
A guide to Headless Mode, which allows you to use Annotorious without the editor popup. Read more
Annotorious in Vue
A code example that shows how to use Annotorious in a Vue application. Read more
Annotorious in React
A how-to that explains how you can use Annotorious in a React application. Read more
Firebase Storage Plugin
In order to store annotations, you need a server backend that is able to handle W3C Web Annotations. This guide provides a simple recipe for using Firebase, an online cloud storage service by Google, as your personal annotation server. Read more
Writing Editor Widgets
This guide explains how you can write your own widgets and plug them into the annotation editor. Read more
React Editor Widget
This guide re-implements the example widget from the previous guide in React. Read more
Contributing Translations
We want to make the user interface available in as many languages as possible. If you want to help: contributing a translation is easy. This guide explains how. Read more
Hacker's Guide
We welcome contributions! Both to our code as well as our documentation. This guide explains how to set up your development environment for hacking Annotorious or RecogitoJS. Read more