Learn to use Scrivener's Corkboard

[@RavenLotz]

That was so the cool fact about the keywords! Thank you I didn’t know that.

[@richardjones7984]

Thank you that was nice and clear and just the right speed.

[@BobGregHenry]

Excellent video. Is there a way to filter the cards on the corkboard by a keyword? In other words, i'd like to select a keyword and have only the cards appear on the corkboard that are tagged with that keyword. Thanks!

[@ConradCarriker]

this is a GREAT TUTORIAL.. I liked the corkboard before, but now I LOVE IT! THANKS!

[@jonathanluskin]

Thank you for an excellent tutorial.

[@allison.darling]

This video was helpful-many thanks!

[@Romcom356]

When I click on cork board, all I get is "cork board has no sub documents" I want to get to the cards to organise my plot progression. How do I do that, please?

[@curtbarnes54]

I had the same problem. Here's what works for me: Select the empty folder in the binder. Click on the cork board symbol at the top to the right of the title bar to open the cork board window The “...contains no subdocuments“ notice will appear At the bottom left in the cork board window (not at the bottom of the binder window) click on the plus sign. A new empty cork board note will appear which you can move, copy and past, or type into. To add more cards just press the plus at the bottom of the cork board again.

[@heatherriley4219]

How do I take information that is already in the Synopsis and put that "card" on the corkboard?

[@mayagayam]

Super helpful, thank you!

[@kokorodokidoki6437]

Thank you!