Custom tag icons similar to time parsing?

Custom tag icons similar to time parsing?

I'd like to add a tag like #pomo-6 or #pomo6 and have it show as an icon with just the number next to it.

So far I've used the CSS snippets to replace the general #pomo tag with an icon, but wasn't able to do that with #pomo-6 or #pomo6 (variants).

Next, I'd try hiding the "#pomo" part altogether and just show the number and my icon.

Any ideas? I can share my custom CSS if needed, thanks!

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  1. Kirill Maximov (KIR)27 July 2017 at 11:39

    Hello Ham, it is possible to customize #pomo6 tag the same way as #pomo tag, but you should create customizations for all possible numbers after a tag. I'm afraid, I don't see a CSS way to extract a number after #pomo and use it as a mark near the task.

    Time parsing is implemented in Checkvist core, with Javascript.

    Best,

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