anchor.diff:            <li>When done, click "Save."</li>
         </ul>
       </dd>
  -    <dt>How do I edit an existing note?</dt>
  +    <dt id="#faq-annotate-3">How do I edit an existing note?</dt>
       <dd>
         <p>Find the note on your document and select it. Click the pencil icon to the right of the headline to edit the note.</p>
       </dd>
  -    <dt>What is a draft note?</dt>
  +    <dt id="#faq-annotate-4">What is a draft note?</dt>
       <dd>
         <p>You can save a public note as "Draft" if you’re not ready to publish it yet. While it’s in draft mode, the note will not be visible to others and will show a "Draft" icon in its header. You can switch the note to public by selecting it and clicking "Publish."</p>
       </dd>
  -    <dt>What is the difference between public and private notes?</dt>
  +    <dt id="#faq-annotate-5">What is the difference between public and private notes?</dt>
       <dd>
         <p>Public notes are visible to anyone who has access to the document. Private notes are viewable only by the person who uploaded the document.</p>
       </dd>
  -    <dt>Can I make a private note public or vice-versa?</dt>
  +    <dt id="#faq-annotate-6">Can I make a private note public or vice-versa?</dt>
       <dd>
         <p>Not at this time. If you need to change the status of a note from public to private, or vice-versa, edit the note, copy the contents, and delete it. Then re-draw a new public or private note and add the information you copied.</p>
       </dd>
  -    <dt>What is a page note, and how do I add one?</dt>
  +    <dt id="#faq-annotate-7">What is a page note, and how do I add one?</dt>
       <dd>
         <p>Instead of highlighting a portion of a document, you can create a note that appears at the top of a page. To do this, follow the directions for creating a note and, rather than drawing a box on a page, click in between any two pages (or above the first page).</p>
       </dd>
  -    <dt>How can I format the text of notes to make words bold, italic, etc.?</dt>
  +    <dt id="#faq-annotate-8">How can I format the text of notes to make words bold, italic, etc.?</dt>
       <dd>
         <p>You can format text in notes by using some basic HTML codes. For example, to bold a phrase, precede it with &lt;b&gt; and end it with &lt;/b&gt;.</p>
       </dd>
  -    <dt>How do I publish a note?</dt>
  +    <dt id="#faq-annotate-9">How do I publish a note?</dt>
       <dd>
         <p>Any public notes you create are visible (i.e., published) as soon as you set the document’s access level to "public."</p>
       </dd>
  -    <dt>How do I link directly to a note from a website?</dt>
  +    <dt id="#faq-annotate-10">How do I link directly to a note from a website?</dt>
       <dd>
         <p>Each public note has a specific URL that you can share. To find it, select the note. Then click the chain-link icon to the right of the small headline. In your browser, the URL will change to the note link. Copy that and use it on your website. When a reader clicks the link, they’ll be directed to the document with the note open.</p>
       </dd>
  -    <dt>How do I embed a note on a website?</dt>
  +    <dt id="#faq-annotate-11">How do I embed a note on a website?</dt>
       <dd>
         <p>In the workspace, select a document that has notes. Under the "Publish" menu, choose "Embed a Note." That will launch a dialog box to lead you through creating an embed code. For more on publishing notes and other assets, please consult our Help documents.</p>
       </dd>
  
positive.code:       </ul>
        <p>Please see our help section on <%= link_to 'Embedding and Publishing', '/help/publishing' %> for details.</p>
      </dd>
      <dt>How do I embed a document, page, notes or collection of documents on my website?</dt>
      <dd>
        <p>DocumentCloud provides a wizard that walks you through the steps of generating codes for each type of embed. You then typically add the embed code to your website using your content management system’s embed function. Please see our help section on <%= link_to 'Embedding and Publishing', '/help/publishing' %> for details.</p>
      </dd>
      <dt>How do I make a document visible to the public?</dt>
      <dd>
        <p>In the workspace, select one or more documents. Under the "Edit" menu, choose "Access Level." Pick one of the three options. "Public Access" means anyone on the internet can search for and view the document. "Private Access" means only you and people with explicit permission (via collaboration) have access. "Private to [Organization Name]" means only the people in your organization have access. (No freelancers.)</p>
      </dd>
      <dt>How do I set a time for a document to become public?</dt>
      <dd>
        <p>If your document is private, you can set a publication date for it:</p>
        <ul style="list-style-type: disc;margin-left:20px">
  
negative.code: <section>
    <h2>DocumentCloud's API</h2>
    <dl>
      <dt id="#faq-api-1">What is the DocumentCloud API?</dt>
      <dd>
        <p>DocumentCloud's API provides resources to search, upload, edit, and organize documents as well as to work with projects. In addition, an oEmbed service provides easy integration of embedding documents, pages and notes. Full <%= link_to 'documentation', '/help/api' %> is available.</p>
      </dd>
      <dt id="#faq-api-2">Do you need a DocumentCloud account to use the API?</dt>
      <dd>
        <p>As with DocumentCloud’s workspace, you need an account to use the API to upload, update or delete documents, or create and modify projects. Other API functions, such as search, do not require an account. Consult the <%= link_to 'documentation', '/help/api' %> for details.</p>
      </dd>
      <dt id="#faq-api-3">What libraries are available for working with the API?</dt>
      <dd>
        <p>The open-source community has contributed several helpful libraries for interacting with DocumentCloud's API. These include Python, Ruby and Node.js wrappers. See the listing in the API <%= link_to 'documentation', '/help/api' %>.</p>
      </dd>
      <dt id="#faq-api-4">Are there limits on API use?</dt>
      <dd>
        <p>Yes. Please read our complete <%= link_to 'API Guidelines and Terms of Service', '/terms/api' %>.</p>
      </dd>
  