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markdown-todos gives you CSS for Markdown documents viewed in VSCode preview, to indicate the status of items in your nested todo lists.

Installation

Find custom CSS code in the /src folder.

To affect only the current Markdown preview, paste the custom CSS code into a <style> tag in the Markdown source. [This is what I do - j5v]

To affect all Markdown previews in the current VSCode workspace, or for all VSCode workspaces:

  1. Select File > Preferences > Settings.
  2. Type Style in the settings filter.
  3. Select User to affect all workspaces, or Workspace to affect the current workspace.
  4. Select Extensions > Markdown from the settings categories.
  5. In the Markdown: Styles setting, add the location of your CSS file.

You can add more than one CSS file.

Example usage

When the simple-todo.md CSS is active, place <todo> tags at the beginning of your item text, and progress them through yellow <wip>, then green <done> states.

# Category
- <done>Thing
- <wip>Another thing
	- Part 1
	- Part 2
- <todo>Last thing
- <todo>Really the last thing

To activate a live Markdown preview in VSCode, press Ctrl+Shift+V.

See examples of modules.

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