To update specific li elements, target the li elements individually and define the data-tag on the li element. To update the entire list, you'll need to remove the ul that's returned in the output HTML and provide only the unnested li elements. To create or update lists that display a unique note tag for some or all list items, define data-tag on li elements, and don't nest the li elements in a ul or ol. To update the entire list, you'll need to redefine data-tag on the ul or ol. To create or update lists that display the same note tag for all list items, define data-tag on the ul or ol. They don't display a bullet or number, and they're easier to update. Here are some guidelines for working with note tags on lists: For more about updating pages, see Update OneNote pages. Three note tags: idea, send-in-email, questionįor more information about creating pages, see Create OneNote pages. Two note tags: project-a, client-request:completed Paragraphs with check boxes marked with 'completed' status The following request creates a page that contains all built-in note tags. Till garden bedįor example, the following request marks the second to-do item as completed. Here's a simple to-do list with the first item completed. Adding or updating custom tags using Microsoft Graph is not supported. See Built-in note tags for a list of note tags that you can use with Microsoft Graph. ul, ol, li (see more about note tags on lists).You can define a data-tag on the following elements: For example, here's a paragraph marked as important. To add or update a built-in note tag, just use the data-tag attribute on a supported element.

This is used only to set check boxes as completed. The identifier of the note tag (example: to-do or important). For example:Ī data-tag value is composed of a shape, and sometimes a status (see all supported values). In the HTML of a OneNote page, a note tag is represented by the data-tag attribute. Use the data-tag attribute to add and update check boxes, stars, and other built-in note tags on a OneNote page, as shown in the following image. Applies to Consumer notebooks on OneDrive | Enterprise notebooks on Microsoft 365

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