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Having the tasks in two columns is hard to read: a. should I go across or down? what is the logical order? b. items jump from bottom of col1 to top of col2 c. lists should be able to scrolled down. So, what I have done is: 1. revert to one column 2. only show the titles, but keep the descriptions available so that you can use CTRL+F 3. set max-width to keep it legible
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Can you add before/after screenshots, please, @sunnysideup? |
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Quite recent related PR update to the exact same area: #9540 |
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@michalkleiner - I would see if both PRs can be implemented. I can have a look at this if it is of interest. |
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@michalkleiner , I will work with the other commit. |
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Having the tasks in two columns is hard to read:
a. should I go across or down? what is the logical order?
b. items jump from bottom of col1 to top of col2
c. lists should be able to scrolled down to make it easy to read / quickly.
As a developer you often try to quickly find a task that you need to run from 10s of entries in the list.
So, what I have done is: