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New + row button in the toolbar, plus the commands Grid: add row… and Grid: add row from
the selected row…. It opens a form for creating one note, rather than typing across the inline
draft row.
The form is stacked vertically — one labelled field per property column — so a grid with twenty
columns is still readable. The field list scrolls, keeping the note name and the buttons in view.
Each property field autocompletes from the values that column already holds, so entries stay
consistent with what is in the folder.
A live preview shows the exact path the note will be created at, and warns before you commit to a
name that is already taken.
Create & add another keeps the property values and clears the name, for entering several
similar rows in sequence. Enter submits from any field.
Choose whether the new row is pinned to the top or the bottom of the grid.
Creating a row is now a single undoable step: Mod+Z moves the whole new note to the GridSense
trash rather than leaving behind a note with its properties stripped, and redo brings it back with
its values intact. The inline draft rows at the top and bottom of the grid share this same path,
so they behave identically.