Is there a way to just show a list? The "Hints Sidebar" can be turned off. What about the rest of what is at the...

Is there a way to just show a list?  The "Hints Sidebar" can be turned off.  What about the rest of what is at the top of the page: the Checkvist logo, search field, user info, other menu items.  That is, can the only thing on the screen be a list?  The purpose would be to visually focus on a list in a distraction-free mode. Alternatively, can you provide the CSS code which would be used in Checkvist PRO mode to hide the toolbar and, if possible, other elements.  Thank you very much.

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  1. Kirill Maximov (KIR)18 September 2016 at 09:44

    Hi Alan,

    there is no a direct way to do it. When printing a list, we remove all the extra stuff like toolbar, but we don't have a distraction-free mode yet.

    You can also try hiding the toolbar with CSS, in Checkvist PRO mode, but this will be a permanent setting, i.e. if you need toolbar, you will need to edit CSS settings again. Do you think it is OK for you?

    We're considering to modify UI and make it less cluttered, but it is not a high priority task now.

    You may want to add your suggestion to checkvist.uservoice.com - General: Top (398 ideas) – Checkvist feedback site

    Thanks!

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  2. alan ggn18 September 2016 at 19:24

    Thanks for this explanation. As to the UI, I find it a very good balance, especially with the ability to hide the hints sidebar. For now, when I'd like something similar to distraction-free, using CSS in Pro-Mode would be fine. I know how to add CSS but not the code. Can you provide a sample of the CSS that would work for this? Thank you very much for your help.

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  3. Kirill Maximov (KIR)19 September 2016 at 00:47

    Please try the following:
    .leftLogo,#toolbar {display:none;}

    This should hide toolbar and logo.

    Best,

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