You can see when the task is due, when you last edited it, and click the due column to sort by due date. Due date Įach task has an optional due date (and time), which you can set by clicking on the due date (or none).
In custom order (the default) click and drag to change the order of the tasks. It is removed from the list of open tasks,Īnd you can reveal completed tasks by clicking on “Show done” at the top. Completing a task Ĭlick on the checkbox in the last column to mark a task as done. Of course simultaneous synchronized editing of tasks by multiple clients is fully supported.
MACDOWN TASK LIST MOD
You can toggle showing the full description or only everything up to the first blank line (use mod + space to do from keyboard). The editor respects the themes you select in account settings, and external links open in another browser tab.
Use Github style markdown to describe your task, use LaTeX to typeset mathematics (use \$ for a dollar sign), use and to create checklists, and press shift+enter to save your changes. Editing the Description (Markdown) ĭouble click or use the cursor keys (and press enter) to edit a task, or create a new task. This extension is added automatically if you click “(+)New”, enter a filename, and then click “Todo list”. To create a task list, open a file with the extension “.task”. Like everything in CoCalc, multiple people can simultaneously edit task lists. Use task lists to help organize your work on a CoCalc project.
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