The size of four cards, how to adjust to the same size?
Thank you!
There are a few ways. You can do it manually with the inspector and quickstamp or rt. mouse click and select get info. You can then adjust the height and width of a note.
The other way is to use a Prototype. You can create a prototype and then assign that to your notes. Your notes will the inherit the width and height, color, etc. from the prototype.
Hve you seen my videos: Mastering Tinderbox: Training Videos (Complete List)?
Take a look at this one: Tinderbox Training Video 04 - Getting started with prototypes.
The other way is to use a Prototype. You can create a prototype and then assign that to your notes. Your notes will the inherit the width and hight, color, etc. from the prototype.
This works well for most things, but $Width and $Height aren’t inheritable.
There are nice guides for making nearby notes the same size. But if you want (say) a bunch of notes to be 3 × 5, then a stamp action is great.
$Width=5; $Height=3;
This is because they are ‘intrinsic’ attributes. See more on intrinsic attributes.
You can also align or resize selections of notes. There a lot of controls for this on the menu View ▸ Arrange. When working with a selection it is the first item selected that is used as the example size/position when aligning or re-sizing to match.
I use two stamps to copy dimensions between a prototype and notes.
// Set dimensions from Prototype //
// Normal Note //
if (!$IsPrototype & $Prototype) {
$Height=$Height($Prototype);
$Width=$Width($Prototype);
};
// Alias of Prototype //
if ($IsPrototype & $IsAlias) {
$Height=$Height(original);
$Width=$Width(original);
};
// Set dimensions of Prototype //
// Normal Note //
if (!$IsPrototype & $Prototype) {
$Height($Prototype)=$Height;
$Width($Prototype)=$Width;
};
// Alias of Prototype //
if ($IsPrototype & $IsAlias) {
$Height(original)=$Height;
$Width(original)=$Width;
};
This Tinderbox shows how I use the stamps, I’ve found the usage of aliases of prototypes very useful. The stamps don’t work with a prototype’s original note (only with its alias).
Prototype dimensions.tbx.zip (73.2 KB)
Thank you. I used stmaps to solve the problem