#711: Quire Feedback
Status: Completed
Tag: Resolved

Hi,

when typing a new line with only a "-" in a comment, all text above is formatted as H1. As this behaviour is nowhere documented I wonder if it's intended to work like this.

Ivo

2017-12-15 09_04_39-test - Quire - Internet Explorer.png

Created by Ivo Meisen Dec 15, 2017, Edited Oct 24, 2019

totalmente genial


thanks

Evelyngracielamoreta, Dec 20, 2017

Hi Ivo, If you type - below test, then test is automatically recognized as a header (same in GitHub). What you can do instead is this:

test

---
test

Crystal, Dec 15, 2017

HI Yvonne, Currently, when you click on a task name, you would go into “edit” mode (aka edit the name). So if we do support refer task in a task name, then these two might be in conflict. 😞 Let us think about it.

Crystal, Feb 13, 2018

Hi Yvonne, What do you mean by a “mockup” in the task name? If you want to add color & style to a task name in the task list, press { in the task name, and you can choose the style you want from the dropdown. For more, check out this blog post.

Crystal, Feb 12, 2018

Thanks Crystal, I meant markup as in the same language we can use in the description and comment to create links etc... I wanted to name a task: task 123, refer to #task456 but I get it's not possible from reading the documentation. Is it something you would be interested to plan?

Yvonne Daher, Feb 12, 2018

Get it! you're right. I wanted to refer to a task. Maybe an option could be: you click - it edits, then you click on the link to the referred to task and it takes you there (so it needs an additional click to go to the referred to task). But I get it and I am not attached to it so much - would be cool.

Yvonne Daher, Feb 13, 2018

interesante la pagina

Stefania Chiriguaya, Dec 20, 2017

Ah ya

Wilmer 2030, Dec 20, 2017

Ah interesting. - OK, clear thanks for the feedback!

Ivo Meisen, Dec 16, 2017

What if I want a markup in the task name @crystal ?

Yvonne Daher, Feb 10, 2018

buen proyecto hagamoslo. Evelyn

Robertomega3000, Dec 20, 2017