Hello Kirill, I have some questions. Can you consider them?

Hello Kirill, I have some questions. Can you consider them?
1. Why don't lists on the main page make themselves expand and collapse?
2. Make a search on the main page universal and search everywhere and on every atribute
3.In the due page delete a parent task or hide it under sub task with little words, they really confuse concentrating on the current task
4. Also on the due page mark today, tommorow, asap, later with color
5. When I complete the task trough a mobile phone or the browser extension the lists don't refresh automatically. Can you fix it?

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  1. Kirill Maximov (KIR)9 April 2016 at 11:10

    Hello Rail,

    > 1. Why don't lists on the main page make themselves expand and collapse?
    The main page is an index of the other lists you have.
    It is not considered as a place where you work, but a navigation entry point.

    > 2. Make a search on the main page universal and search everywhere and on every attribute

    It should work this way: if you enter a search term and press Enter twice, you'll get a global search across all lists.

    > 3. In the due page delete a parent task or hide it under sub task with little words, they really confuse concentrating on the current task

    You're probably referring to the list name as "parent task". It is rather an important information about the context of the due task, but you may be right that it may be way too prominent. We consider improving due page in the future, please see this discussion: https://plus.google.com/+SashaMaximova/posts/eyW2QatADf1

    > 4. Also on the due page mark today, tommorow, asap, later with color

    Currently, it can be done by a PRO customer with custom CSS styling.

    > 5. When I complete the task trough a mobile phone or the browser extension the lists don't refresh automatically. Can you fix it?

    The list should refresh, but with a delay, about 10 seconds. Does it work?

    Thanks for the feedback,

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  2. Rail K.13 April 2016 at 01:00

    Thanks for explaining. Could you add an option to exclude the repeating tasks in the calendar app integtation? I think it doesn't make sense seeing these tasks in the calendar app. One more thing, I saw some examples with CSS but I haven't understood how to handle with CSS. Would you provide some instructions concerning, for instance, how to create a field "week" in the due page and coloring this field?

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  3. Kirill Maximov (KIR)15 April 2016 at 01:00

    Rail K. Regarding the option please file this request to https://checkvist.uservoice.com , but we specifically added repeating tasks to calendar integration on request.

    Some examples of custom CSS styles can be found here: https://checkvist.com/checklists/486715, but I'm afraid it is not possible to create extra fields with CSS.

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