If the background of a text in OneNote is marked in yellow, OneLatex interprets the text as native LaTeX code. That means you can write Latex code like you are in the LaTeX editor.

For example, you can use LaTeX commands to create a vertical space with \\vspace{2cm} or start a new page with \\newpage. Or you can create entire tables if you do not want to use the table functionality of OneLatex, for example.

Alternatively you can use the “Project B” tag to do the same:

In this example, the \\newpage command is labeled “Project B”.

<aside> 💡 The copy clipboard does not work with tags (like Project B). Therefore if you copy an example to the clipboard it will always copy it with the background color instead of the alternatively option of a tag.

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