Hi, a few quick questions on using Checkvist:

Hi, a few quick questions on using Checkvist:

Show/Hide Parent List Items

Is it possible to show/hide parent list items when a sub-task is hoisted via the keyboard?  This would be great to have since everything else in Checkvist is keyboard-accessible.

Move selection to parent list item via keyboard

Is it possible to move the selection (highlight) "up a level" to a task's parent item.  For example, if the 10th child item is currently selected, is there a keyboard shortcut to jump to the parent item without having to press the up arrow key 10 times?

Hoisted view: Move up a level via keyboard

Is it possible to shift the hoisted view up a level to the parent list item via the keyboard.  Unhoisting a sub-task takes you back to the full list which can be disorienting (especially on large lists).  For example, jumping up a level would allow a quick look at a sub-task's sibling items without being exposed to the noise of the full list.

Comments

  1. Stuart Gibbons6 May 2015 at 14:26

    I'd vote for the hoist-up per level!

    Doesn't a simple left arrow press move up to the parent (assuming it's shown)?

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  2. Sol M6 May 2015 at 15:30

    Yes, the left arrow key jumps to the parent, but it also collapses the currently-selected task if has any subtasks.  This means it takes an extra step to get up to the parent item, and collapsing the subtask may not be desired as well.

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  3. Kirill Maximov (KIR)7 May 2015 at 13:08

    To hoist level up from the keyboard, you can move the selection with keyboard to [...] control at the top of the page, and press Enter. You'll see parents of the currently hoisted item, and you can Shift+Right one of the them. Not ideal, but still.

    Regarding moving the selection to the parent item - Stuart is correct on how it is supposed to be done. We simply implemented the keyboard behaviour in typical tree-like controls. For instance selections behaves this way in file tree in Finder on Mac or Explorer on Windows.

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