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bloggle — Introducing Emoji in Coggle
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# bloggle

The blog of the Coggle Team — get started at coggle.it

## Introducing Emoji in Coggle

To celebrate #WorldEmojiDay we’re introducing beautiful, high-resolution emoji support to Coggle. You can add emoji using either your OS’s emoji keyboard, or by using `:emoji-names:`. To search for icons type `:`, then start typing a word, and the list will be filtered as you type. Use the arrow keys to select the icon you want, then press enter to add the selected icon.

Use Emoji to make your diagrams even more visually awesome and engaging, highlighting important ideas. We’ve added over 1600 icons (from the beautiful and simple twemoji icons), including support for multiple skin tones. There’s a huge range of ways to express yourself!

P.S. Emoji are supported in the titles of your diagrams, and in comments and chat too.

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## Creating a Coggle Organisation

Coggle Organisations (or Organizations, if you prefer our stateside friends’ spelling!) are designed for businesses and larger teams with features they need, like user management, privacy control, and bulk export.

To create an Organisation, start at the organisations homepage, or choose the Organisation option from the plan selector in your settings.

First you’ll need to choose a name for your Organisation (something short and memorable – your team members will be able to find your Organisation’s homepage at https://coggle.it/your-organisation-name once it’s all set up!), and enter billing details.

After a few seconds you’ll be taken to your Organisation’s settings page: here you can drag and drop a recognisable image to use as your team’s icon, add new people in the “Members” section, and customise other settings.

When you’re ready to get started, click “Return to your diagrams” to go to your Organisation’s homepage and get started. You can return to the settings at any time with the settings link at the bottom of the sidebar on your Organisation’s homepage.

To switch between your new Organisation and your personal documents, use the icons along the left side of your screen – everyone you invite to the Organisation will have these separate sections to keep their personal and work documents separate.

Next, why not check out our guide to using your Organisation! (It’s a great guide to get your new team members started too.)

A video guide to the keyboard shortcuts in Coggle, find the full reference here: Coggle Keyboard Shortcuts

## Welcome to Your Coggle Organisation

Congratulations on being invited to your new Coggle Organisation! This guide will get you set up and ready to collaborate.

Click “JOIN” in your invitation email, and then sign in to Coggle with your Google account to get started.

Your Organisation is a separate work space to keep business or team documents separate from your personal ones. You’ll see all the Organisations you’re a member of in the bar along the left side of your homepage, next to your personal icon. (If you don’t see the left-hand organisation selector, that means you aren’t in any organisations yet.)

To create a personal document, first select your personal icon then use the Create Diagram button – or to create an Organisation document first make sure that your Organisation is selected.

Within your Organisation you get all the extra features that are included in our Awesome plan too, so try adding big images to your diagram, or using the auto-arrange function!

The Administrators for each organisation have access to your documents inside their Organisation (they can do helpful things like recovering accidentally deleted documents) – but they can never see or access documents in your personal section.

You can tell quickly whether a document you’ve been invited to by a co-worker is in your Organisation by seeing that it has your Organisation’s icon in the top left, next to the Coggle logo.

Within the Organisation, you can have separate folders (including the built-in “Created By You” and “Shared With You” folders) that you can select in the sidebar. Administrators can also view the documents in all of the members’ Organisation areas from the Organisation’s settings.

Go ahead and create some new documents to experiment! They won’t clutter up anyone else’s work-space, but you can invite people to view or edit them by email using the (+) button in the top right of each document, and then they’ll appear in another user’s “Shared With Me” folder in their own Organisation area.

That’s the basics of using your Organisation – we’ll be adding more guides soon, if there’s a topic you’d like to see covered, drop us an email at orgs@coggle.it!.

## Rename a Coggle Diagram

The title of a Coggle diagram is always the same as the text in the central item – so to edit the title, or change the name of a diagram, just open the diagram and click the central item to edit it. It’s as simple as that!

If you need a subtitle, or more content in the central box, then you can add multiple lines: use [ctrl]+[enter] to start a new line, or drag the corner of the editing area downwards.

## Copy a Coggle Diagram

To copy a diagram, just hover over its icon in your documents list, and click the clone icon which appears when you click the dots. You’ll immediately be taken to edit the copy, or you can go back to your documents list to move it to a new folder.

In some cases the diagram will be created in the “created by you” folder instead of the folder it’s in, this will happen if you don’t have access to create things in the original folder. (Sharing a read-only folder can be a great way to share lots of templates with someone, allowing them to make their own copies to edit! Check out our shared folders guide for more.)

If the icon isn’t showing up, this might be because either you don’t have permission to copy the diagram (if you have read-only access to a diagram, the author can choose not to allow copies), or because the diagram is private, and you don’t have enough private diagrams to create a private copy of it – we don’t allow making public copies of private diagrams to prevent things being accidentally made public.

## Re-join branches and create loops in Coggle Diagrams!

Now live for everyone on our Awesome, Organisation and Supporter plans, you can join branches and create loops. Drag any item with no text onto another item to create a join, and right-click on the branch to remove it from the context menu.

Use it to create flow-charts, process diagrams, network charts and more, let us know what you think!﻿

## Using Auto-arrange

Arranging the branches of a Coggle diagram is an important part of unerstanding the information, helping to associate the content of each branch with the things around it. Sometimes though it can be handy to have something that makes things a little neater, automatically. That’s exactly what auto-arrange, available on all of our paid plans, does!

Right click on any item (or the central item if you want to re-arrange the whole diagram), and then choose auto-arrange from the context menu that appears. It’s as simple as that!

## A Million Thanks

It’s pretty exciting to be able to say that Coggle has now helped one million people to understand and share information. We’ve seen people use Coggle for everything from business planning and developing games to teachers using Coggle with their students.

Remarkable to think that not so long ago we were excited when the very first few people tried out our prototype, as we watched around a table in a house near Cambridge, and now there are thousands of people brainstorming, analysing and planning at any moment!

To celebrate and help us understand how to take Coggle to the next level we want your input: We’ve launched a survey which you can find here, or also in an email we sent out to most of our first million users, if you’re already signed up.

Here’s to the next million, and to making all the world’s information easier to understand!

<3

The Coggle Team

## Features Roundup

As well as introducing Sign in With Apple for privacy-discerning Cogglers, we’ve added some more new things recently which you might have missed! Here’s a roundup:

- Profile Images since Apple (and Organisation SAML Single Sign On) do not provide user profile pictures, we’ve added some built-in profile icons to choose from in Coggle, so you don’t have to be an anonymous silhouette. Find them in the Profile tab of your settings page.
- Sharing Your Awesome If you have a Coggle Awesome subscription, people you’re editing diagrams with can now use most of the Awesome features too.
- ID-provider initiated sign-on support for SAML authentication for Coggle Organisation single sign-on.
- Updated Emoji Support: Now supporting all the latest emoji (that’s Emoji version 13.0).
- Improved Shortcuts: You can now delete items using the [control] + [backspace] shortcut (or [command] + [backspace] on Mac), and when you delete an item using a keyboard shortcut, we’ve improved the way the next item is selected.

As always we’ve also been fixing little bugs, including one which would prevent some .mm freemind files from being imported correctly, where pasting images wouldn’t always work correctly, and also made some performance improvements.

That’s all for now!

Posted by James, June 25th 2020.

## What’s new?

What’s new in Coggle recently? Here’s your occasional update in what we’ve been working on!

We love green, but, we finally decided that the old homepage was, perhaps, just a tiny bit too green, so you might have noticed our refreshed home page and documents list:

updated homepage design

Hope you like the new design - if you have any comments we love to hear them!

There have been some much less visible updates too - in particular, we’ve been working on improving the quality of the diagrams you find when you search for public diagrams on Coggle, by removing and hiding published diagrams that have been created for spam, and that don’t contain any useful content.

We’re not really sure why anyone bothers to try create spam on Coggle, because we’ve always had a number of ways in which we’ve suppressed it, and limited the ways that Coggle diagrams can be used to boost other sites.

For some reason though, people still try (and try quite a lot!), which can cause problems if these diagrams appear in search results instead of other useful content. So, we’ve been improving our detection, flagging, and removal of spammy diagrams, and the accounts that create them, with an even more robust system.

Hopefully you will notice an increase in the quality of public diagrams you find when searching, but if you ever come across public content which shouldn’t be on Coggle, then please email us at hello@coggle.it with a link to the page, so we can review it.

Of course as always there have been lots of other little fixes and improvements too, to make using Coggle just a little bit smoother, like improvements to the ways that buttons for adding branches in diagrams work, and improvements to text rendering in Safari.

That’s all for now! As always, if you have any comments or feedback we always appreciate them, just drop us an email at hello@coggle.it.

Posted by James, October 26th 2021.

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## New! Realtime editing activity in Coggle diagrams

With the new world of remote work, remote collaborative editing is more important than ever. We’ve launched a big improvement to the way this works in Coggle: now you can see which item everyone else in the diagram is currently editing, or interacting with, including when they’re typing and when they’re just idle.

This makes it even easier to collaborate on your mind maps and flowcharts with your remote team. If you have one of our paid plans this also includes one-click guest editing, where each guest editors have a unique colour for each editing session to help identify them.

Do you live your work life with zoom open in one tab and Coggle in another? Let us know what you think!

Posted by James, October 23rd 2020.