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The locations where a particular note can be dropped is colour highlighted when the note is dragged over it. The note will be auto aligned after dropping so you don’t need to be precise with positioning. Where exactly each type of note can be dropped is explained in the following sections.
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User Story notes are top level elements and can be dropped onto an empty space or next to the other User Story notes dropped earlier.
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More than one User Story note At times you might discover another User Story not previously known as part of your team’s Example Mapping discussions. When this happens it is useful to be able to quickly capture it quickly under the same feature so that it doesn’t get lost and then later after the meeting move it out into its own Jira issue and Feature panel.  |
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Or onto a User Story note that is currently folded (see folding sections Fold Note Groups)
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Dropping Scenario Notes
Scenario notes can be dropped onto a Rule note that doesn’t yet have any Scenario notes
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Or next to other Scenario notes dropped earlier
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Or onto a Rule note that is currently folded
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Story scenarios  See below for difference between a Scenario that belongs to a User Story vs a Scenario that belongs to a Rule  |
Dropping Question Notes
Semantically questions can belong to User Stories, Rules or Scenarios, so you can drop them accordingly
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You can also drop a Question note onto Story, Rule or Scenario note that is currently folded
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Dropping Step Notes
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Unhide Step notes Step notes are hidden by default, but they can be made visible by unchecking the editor menu option shown below  |
Step notes can be dropped onto folded Scenario notes or next to other Scenario steps or question notes like shown below
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Steps & questions mixed Step and question notes that belong to a Scenario can be arranged in any order like shown in example below  |