A strong, resilient and functional back is crucial for both general fitness and for physical activities. While most people focus on the major muscle groups in the back -- like the latissimus dorsi and the trapezius, one of the more important and sometimes overlooked areas to strengthen is the erector spinae.
In OneNote, all information is stored in a hierarchy that looks like this: Notebook >> Section Group (optional) >> Section >> Page. Each POST to the pages endpoint creates a new page in your usersâ default section in their default notebook.
When you add images or attachments to a notebook, normally these binaries would be stored in the notebook's folder, but OneNote is not smart enough to do this when the notebook is stored in a subfolder of a document library. So it puts all the OneBin files at the root of the library. The OneBin files are linked properly from the notebook, but they aren't hidden from view as they'd normally be. The workaround is to create notebooks at the root of the library; then everything works as expected.