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jpol |
Posted Nov 18, 2011 in: Overdue Tasks that are completed still show in Overdue
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Posted by ellen.allard18:
Upon completion, when you click on a task in the Overdue section, it still remains in the Overdue section. Why can't the task be moved when completed to its' folder? I realize I can go to the "Show" menu up top (...) and unclick recently completed tasks, but then the tasks disappear altogether, even from their respective folders. That's a bit strange. When I view tasks through "Due-Date" view I have filters in "SHOW" set not to include recently completed tasks. When I move to specific folder in "Folders" view, filters in "SHOW" are set to include recently completed tasks. Filters seem view-specific, not global. So I guess it's exactly the behaviour you are expecting. |
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jpol |
Posted Nov 15, 2011 in: Folder names hidden on the organize folders page
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I've tested a bit more and created an userstyle (for example for "Stylish" Firefox extension) that eliminates the problems for me.
My problems were: invisible folder/context names, invisible some borders around folder/context names. This userstyle solves it (At least for me. For other users, on other systems/browsers it may be insufficient or even incorrect.): @-moz-document domain('toodledo.com') { #contextlist .inline,#folderlist .inline { width: 99%; } #contextlist .det275,#folderlist .det235 { height: auto !important; } } |
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jpol |
Posted Nov 14, 2011 in: Folder names hidden on the organize folders page
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This change doesn't help, however I managed to find something.
"Input" element's width attribute seems to be causing all the trouble (or at least changing its width allows to circumvent the problem). Details described in ticket. (still #27213) |
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jpol |
Posted Nov 14, 2011 in: Folder names hidden on the organize folders page
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Then I've tested what I mentioned in support ticket - "input" element seems too big for it's container.
I've edited CSS (using Firefox's Web Developer extension): "#contextlist .inline,#folderlist .inline{padding:0px;}" became "#contextlist .inline,#folderlist .inline{padding:0px;font-size:11px}" and problem disappeared Actually, for font-size less than 12px problem disappears, for 12px and larger - problem exists. |
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jpol |
Posted Nov 14, 2011 in: Folder names hidden on the organize folders page
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Tested on a basically stock Firefox (with Ubuntu's default addons - I've created a test virtual machine) - problem exists.
EDIT. Oops! Forum seems not to like HTML tags or entities... I'll post again. This message was edited Nov 14, 2011. |
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jpol |
Posted Nov 08, 2011 in: Folder names hidden on the organize folders page
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As requested - ticket created.
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jpol |
Posted Nov 06, 2011 in: Folder names hidden on the organize folders page
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Same issue here.
Under Iceweasel 7.0.1 (Iceweasel is Debian's Firefox) EDIT: and the same for 'organize contexts' EDIT 2: I've just tested under Firefox 7.0.1 on Windows XP - works fine, both for folders and contexts. This message was edited Nov 07, 2011. |