it propagates to all generations of children currently
paste the css to try it
No effect on grandchildren. Everything except for the parent will still have a checkbox.
Does that answer your question?
I made a little edit to Ericas CSS:
.Node:not(.is-checklist) > .Node-children > .Node-outer > .Node.is-checklist >
.Node-self.is-parent > .Node-checkbox {
display: none;
}
Now it only hides the checkbox if children exist to carry the checkbox burden. In other words, lone parent items get a checkbox, because that’s probably what a user wants in that scenario.
Here’s what happens if you select a,b,c,d and make them checklists
I wish e and f hid the checkbox too but honestly i think people dont make checklists that deep so theyll probably forgive it
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No effect on grandchildren. Everything except for the parent will still have a checkbox.
Does that answer your question?
Yes it does, thank you!
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