I'm not sure if this is a OneMore bug, or simply a OneNote limitation that cannot be avoided.
When pressing "Enter" on the first line of a Code box, OneNote inserts a new table cell with a horizontal line.
Doing the same on the first line of a Text box moves the box down, creates a blank line above it.
Highlighting text, putting it in a text box, then pressing "Enter" creates another table cell.
To Reproduce
Hopefully screenshots above are clear, but I'm be happy to add detailed steps if they'll help.
Expected Behavior
Pressing enter inside the code or text box would ideally expand the box, never shift it or create new table cells.
These aren't the end of the world; I can learn to press Shift+Enter to avoid it. Is this an unavoidable limitation, because the only way to put a border around text is to make a table?
Problem to Solve
I'm not sure if this is a OneMore bug, or simply a OneNote limitation that cannot be avoided.
When pressing "Enter" on the first line of a Code box, OneNote inserts a new table cell with a horizontal line.
Doing the same on the first line of a Text box moves the box down, creates a blank line above it.
Highlighting text, putting it in a text box, then pressing "Enter" creates another table cell.
To Reproduce
Hopefully screenshots above are clear, but I'm be happy to add detailed steps if they'll help.
Expected Behavior
Pressing enter inside the code or text box would ideally expand the box, never shift it or create new table cells.
These aren't the end of the world; I can learn to press Shift+Enter to avoid it. Is this an unavoidable limitation, because the only way to put a border around text is to make a table?
Screenshots
Included above.
Environment (if applicable)