Especially useful for those who regularly use the same reoccurring checklist(s), and not as a disposable to-do list.
Thank you for your consideration!
Especially useful for those who regularly use the same reoccurring checklist(s), and not as a disposable to-do list.
Thank you for your consideration!
Interesting, haven’t heard of this request if I remember correctly.
If you just want to for yourself, maybe I can provide you with the custom CSS to change it for your own Dynalist?
That’d be amazing if it’s possible!
But yeah, after reading The Checklist Manifesto by Atul Gawande, I use (and reuse) them all the time now!
only kind of related but…
when I have something recurring I set a date for it and recurring period, so when I hit the “check off” hotkey, dynalist does not strike it, but rather increments the date to the next due date.
Here’s the custom CSS:
.Node.is-checked > .Node-self .Node-content, .Node.is-checked > .Node-self .Node-renderedContent {
text-decoration: none !important;
color: inherit !important;
}
The text-decoration
rule is for removing the strike-through, and the color
rule is for removing the greying out.
I hope that helps!
Ohh, I was looking for a way not to grey out and strikethrough the checked checkboxes and now I’m learning the ability to customize Dynalist CSS, this is quite cool.
Anyway, this requirement is more about workflow rather than style, so I vote here for a dedicated option rather than a trick: part of my flow is based on items being checked or not, but still useful for later discussions so they should be still fully readable. The CSS trick works but I wonder until when, and the moment it won’t work, my flow would be screwed.
Thank you!
Totally understand, but I think you don’t have to worry too hard about this. It will always be possible to do this trick. Even if there would be major changes to the codebase, there would be always the possibility to change this small thing in the stylesheet
In general everything related to styling should be very easy changeable with the custom css feature.
Yep, like what @Philipp said.
You can always hop onto the forum to ask, the lovely community will usually help you find just the CSS rule to fix things