Assume a schema has two entries, Problem and Solution. Their order of appearance depends on the order they were saved in the entry. So if you fill the field Problem, hit save, and then fill the field Solution, the entry will look like
<Title>
<Problem>
- text
<Solution>
- text
while if you save the fields in another order, say, Solution first and Problem second, the entry will look like
<Title>
<Solution>
- text
<Problem>
- text
For two fields this wouldn't be a problem, but for larger schemas, like the one we use internally for the scratchpad, this inconsistency makes it a lot harder to locate the information you are looking for.
Assume a schema has two entries,
Problem
andSolution
. Their order of appearance depends on the order they were saved in the entry. So if you fill the fieldProblem
, hit save, and then fill the fieldSolution
, the entry will look likewhile if you save the fields in another order, say,
Solution
first andProblem
second, the entry will look likeFor two fields this wouldn't be a problem, but for larger schemas, like the one we use internally for the scratchpad, this inconsistency makes it a lot harder to locate the information you are looking for.