At its most basic, a <diff/>tag is a drawing created using the drawing tools on difftag.com. There are many other types of <diff/>tags you can create, however, and they are all created in the same way. Here are some of the types of <diff/>tags you can create:
graffiti
Tag It!
Submitted by kristen on Tue, 07/31/2007 - 07:52.You can tag up other sites too!
Just hold down your left mouse button on the following link (<diff/>tag It!) below, and drag it up to your browser's toolbar. If that doesn't work, right-click on the link, choose "Add to Favorites" or "Bookmark this link," then select your Links or Toolbar folder to create it in:
<diff/>tag It!
Whenever you come upon a page you would like to tag up, just click on your new toolbar button. You will be able to create drawings, and add other tools as an overlay on top of the page (just as you can on the pages of this site). Whenever you go back to that same page, the last <diff/>tag you worked on for that web page will come up, or you can save a default that will always come up as your starting <diff/>tag.
Make it easy for people to tag up pages on your website.
Right click with your mouse on the following banner to save it to your desktop:
Upload the banner to your own website, then include the following code somewhere on your page:
In IE, clicking on the text will open a new window that will allow you to select the text. In Firefox, clicking in the box will simply select the text. Once the text is selected, click the text with your right mouse button and choose "Copy." Then paste the code wherever you would like the banner to go on your page. Make sure the banner is in the same directory as the page you put the banner on, or change the location of the banner in the code (you must change it in two places).
Just hold down your left mouse button on the following link (<diff/>tag It!) below, and drag it up to your browser's toolbar. If that doesn't work, right-click on the link, choose "Add to Favorites" or "Bookmark this link," then select your Links or Toolbar folder to create it in:
<diff/>tag It!
Whenever you come upon a page you would like to tag up, just click on your new toolbar button. You will be able to create drawings, and add other tools as an overlay on top of the page (just as you can on the pages of this site). Whenever you go back to that same page, the last <diff/>tag you worked on for that web page will come up, or you can save a default that will always come up as your starting <diff/>tag.
Make it easy for people to tag up pages on your website.
Right click with your mouse on the following banner to save it to your desktop:
Upload the banner to your own website, then include the following code somewhere on your page:
In IE, clicking on the text will open a new window that will allow you to select the text. In Firefox, clicking in the box will simply select the text. Once the text is selected, click the text with your right mouse button and choose "Copy." Then paste the code wherever you would like the banner to go on your page. Make sure the banner is in the same directory as the page you put the banner on, or change the location of the banner in the code (you must change it in two places).
