My Snippets has some bugs

[liuyuqiangchn]

My Snippets is a very useful tool. During my use, I found several bugs.

1：Style problem, the style will not be completely copied

For example, in the picture below, img1 is the original style, img2 is Save New Snippet, bug1 is that the table border is displayed, and bug2 is that the table length has changed.

2：Heading problem, Heading1 is missing

For example, in the picture below, img1 is the original style, img2 is Save New Snippet,The title in img2 has lost the Heading1 style and cannot be displayed in the Navigator window.

3：This is not a bug, but a feature request. Every time you save a New Snippet or delete a Snippet, you need to close OneNote again before the New Snippet can be displayed. Can this be optimized?

Thank you again for creating such a great plugin！

[stevencohn]

Note to self: This line is wrong

[A-Nicoladie]

Hi !
I am currently encountering the same problem (table border displayed and length changed)

On top the original model and at the bottom the result of the snippet.

Thanks for all !

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Config

• Windows 11 (23H2)
• One More (Version 6.6.1 with OneNote 16.0.18025.20214)

[stevencohn]

OneMore "boxes" are just OneNote tables. No magic here. OneNote tables have some limitations and will grow/shrink per their own rules unless yo manually set their widths.

[A-Nicoladie]

Well... OK. But how do you recreate a "whatever" box, similar to the info box, via a snippet?

The info, notes and warning boxes are always the same lenght and don't display the border of their tables.

[stevencohn]

They're nested tables. If you place your text cursor inside the snippet, you'll see the Table tab in the ribbon and can turn on the hidden borders for the inner table. The snippet just replicates what you can do manually.

Most of OneMore is just a convenient way of what you can already do in OneNote. Nothing more.

[A-Nicoladie]

Yes, I completely agree, and that's precisely my problem → the snippet doesn't exactly reproduce what I did manually.
As you can see in my first example, the table border is displayed and the length has changed compared to the model used to create this snippet.

(Sorry if I'm not clear in my explanations 😅)

[stevencohn]

Internally, a table has a structure similar to the following, partial XML:

        <one:Table bordersVisible="true" hasHeaderRow="false" selected="partial">
          <one:Columns>
            <one:Column index="0" width="600.0" isLocked="true" />
          </one:Columns>

Columns have a width property but may also have an isLocked property. By default, a OneNote table does not have locked columns. Once you manually set the col width, that creates and set the isLocked attribute to true. Once you set it, you cannot unset it.

When it's set, it will not grow unless you paste a large object that cannot be wrapped, such as an image.
When it's not set, it will grow and shrink based on its contents, unless it's also in a parent table.

The Snippets set the isLocked attribute.