Google+ Checkvist community posts 2013-2018

Hi, is there any reason the hashtag symbol ("#") that prefixes tags was moved from CSS to a tag's actual HTML itself? The hashtag adds unnecessary noise to the tag list, making it more difficult to quickly scan a task's list of tags (since every tag starts with the same "#" character). It seems strange to force the hashtag display by default since tags have their own default styling (which is is effective at separating from a task's content).  Also, the hashtag is not displayed when editing a task's tags (e.g. via the "tt" shortcut), resulting in an inconsistent UX between viewing and editing tags. When the hashtag was added via CSS, I was able to hide it by using custom CSS rules.  However, now that this has been changed and the hashtag is now added directly to the CSS, users are stuck with this additional noise. It would be great if the hashtag was once again added via CSS, or that an option be added to hide it permanently. Thank you.

Request: Confirmation before canceling task/note editing when ESC key pressed Notes and tasks can contain a large amount of text, so accidentally brushing the ESC key when editing a task/note can be quite damaging, as the text field is closed immediately and all edits are lost. As a result, it would be great if Checkvist would confirm before exiting edit mode when the ESC key is pressed.  Unlike a text field in a standard form (where pressing the ESC key has no effect), it possible to lose a lot of work just by pressing a single key when editing a task or note in Checkvist (as you may imagine, this is something I've experienced first-hand). Please let me know if anything requires more details for clarification.  Thank you.

Import issue: OPML requires refresh Recently, tasks imported in OPML format will no longer be displayed until the page has been refreshed.  However, tasks imported in other formats (Wiki, Tabs, etc.) are displayed immediately. This is unfortunate because OPML provides the most control over structure and formatting when importing (e.g. formatting is often lost when importing tasks exported using the Markdown option) and refreshing the page affects productivity due to not being able to work until the list has been reloaded.

There's a CSS issue with nested ordered list ( ) items in task notes: A rule set on ".userContent ul li" overrides the default "ol li" item styling (list-style-type: decimal) in user notes due to the selector's higher specificity.  This causes nested ordered list items to be displayed with bullet points rather than numbers. I've added some custom CSS to workaround this issue temporarily: .userContent ol > li {         list-style-type: decimal; } But it would be great if Checkvist's default CSS correctly handled styling itself (e.g. update the selector so that it only applies bullets to it's direct children, not all descendants). Thanks.

Feature Request (Desktop): Breadcrumbs Hi, it would be great to have breadcrumbs (to parent tasks) for hoisted tasks on the desktop version like there is in the mobile version! As with the mobile version, it would make it much easier to see where you are in a list at a glance. It would also make it easier to navigate up to a specific parent level, as unhoisting a task currently takes you back to the root level, which can be a bit disorienting when trying to finding the current task in a big list (some of my lists have 10K+ tasks). Thanks!

The 'gg' keyboard shortcut suddenly started opening links in new tabs.  Why is this and is there any way to revert to the original behavior (loading link in current tab/window)?

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.