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Sticky notes not moving with the board

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Is there a way to put on the board a sticker that wouldn’t move with the board. I need it for rules table to be seen all over the lesson.

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@Julia Kopitina -

The only way to do so other than @Rob Johnson ‘s great suggestion to use the Notes pane would be to create the instructions in a text box, sticky or other shape, lock it, and then create a transparent rectangle on top of it and lock that. That will avoid the risk of anyone accidentally moving or deleting it.

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@Julia Kopitina As far as I’m aware, this feature to “pin” a sticky (make it… sticky?) does not exist, but it would definitely be useful! I would suggest posting this idea as a Wish List item.

Something I have done in the past to draw attention to an agenda/guidelines on a board, is to add the information to the board’s Notes pane. Then, to ensure it is always visible no matter where you are on the board, is to “pin” it:

 

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@Julia Kopitina -

The only way to do so other than @Rob Johnson ‘s great suggestion to use the Notes pane would be to create the instructions in a text box, sticky or other shape, lock it, and then create a transparent rectangle on top of it and lock that. That will avoid the risk of anyone accidentally moving or deleting it.

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