When I create a new page in OneNote using the Windows desktop client, the container works in such a way to be 'responsive' when viewing in a mobile device (Android in this case). I.e. the text reflows to fit the width of the screen.
However, if I re-size the container (using the desktop client), the text often no longer fits the screen on the mobile version. This seems reasonable since I may have wanted to re-size the container for good reasons.
How can I reset the container size back to a default setting so that I can recover the text re-flow in the mobile version?
(An alternative solution would be to force-reflow in the mobile device but I don't see an option for this. Without a solution, I would be forced to re-create the content in a new page. However, I would then lose the archiving, history, etc.)
Best Answer
This works for me in OneNote 2016. Here, I am trying to restore dynamic width of the "main" text box of a page.
All of the original content should now be in a new container that is dynamically sized relative to the application window.