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Comments on Your Storyloft Manuscript

TL;DR

Select text in the manuscript editor, click Add Comment, and enter your note in the prompt. Open the toolbar Comments panel to browse threads, click Reply, write in Write a reply…, and Send. Use the trash control to delete a thread.

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User summary

Storyloft manuscript comments let authors and collaborators leave feedback on specific passages without mixing notes into the prose. Searching for Add Comment or the Comments sidebar leads to the editor toolbar panel and selection bubble menu. Comments are ideal for line-level review; use the Notes panel for research cards and the Versions tool for full snapshots.

What it does

  • Toolbar tooltip Comments opens the Comments sidebar
  • Bubble menu Add Comment prompts Enter your comment:
  • Empty state: No comments yet / Select text and use the comment button to add comments
  • Threads show Thread, Original, optional Resolved badge, Reply, Send, Cancel
  • Opening Comments may close the Notes panel; Focus Mode hides comments

Steps

Step 1 — Open your manuscript

From Books, open the book in the editor.

Step 2 — Select the text to discuss

Highlight a sentence, paragraph, or phrase that needs feedback.

Step 3 — Click Add Comment

In the selection bubble menu, click Add Comment. When prompted with Enter your comment:, type the feedback and confirm.

Step 4 — Open the Comments sidebar

Click the toolbar Comments control to review all threads for the manuscript.

Step 5 — Reply to a thread

Open a thread, click Reply, type in Write a reply…, then Send (or Cancel).

Step 6 — Delete a thread when finished

Use the trash control on the thread to remove it if your workflow does not need to keep the discussion.

Step 7 — Return to writing

Close or switch panels as needed. Invite collaborators with Add Collaborator if others should leave comments too.

Tips

  • Keep comments specific—select the exact span you mean.
  • Resolved may appear on some threads as a status badge; there may not be a separate Resolve button depending on build.
  • Comments ≠ Notes (research) ≠ Book Versions (snapshots).
  • Exit Focus Mode if the Comments control is hidden.

FAQ

How do I add a comment in Storyloft?

Select text → Add Comment → enter text in the prompt → confirm. View threads under toolbar Comments.

Where is the Comments panel?

Editor toolbar on the right-side panel area—tooltip Comments, header Comments.

Can I reply to comments?

Yes—open a thread → ReplyWrite a reply…Send.

Do collaborators see my comments?

Collaborators with access to the manuscript can participate in commenting workflows once they open the editor. Invite them with Add Collaborator.

What’s the empty state message?

No comments yet — select text and use the comment button to add comments.

Are comments the same as Notes?

No. Comments attach to selected text for discussion. Notes hold research/content cards (Manuscript or Library).

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