Journals will also be added in the next few days.Īlso coming up is the addition of a view focused on todos - but more on that when it’s ready. This will include changes to the incidence editor to include support for additional and specific features of todos. Up next will be to finish tailoring the different aspects of Kalendar to accommodate new incidence types. This merge request is big, so it is still under review (sorry!) but it should land over the next few days. Sometimes publishers take a little while to make this information available, so please check back in a few days to see if it has been updated.
#Todolist 7 software#
In the case of todos, you can also mark them as complete or incomplete from the incidence information drawer. todolistexe.zip ToDoList for PC 7.0.7 Abstract Spoon Software (Free) User rating Download Changelog We don't have any change log information yet for version 7.0.7 of ToDoList. The layout and contents of the incidence editor also change depending on what sort of incidence you are adding or modifying. Both the month and schedule views now show what type of incidence something is alongside its name. Event addition buttons are now replaced with menus that let you select the type of incidence you want to add, for example. Including new types of incidences has also meant some changes to the UIs of different parts of the application. This has meant significant changes under the hood, which should make work to add support for additional types of incidences much more straightforward. Now, you can add todos in addition to events to your calendars. That’s right! A lot of work has gone into Kalendar this week in order to let you view, edit, and add different types of incidences. !12: Add support for more incidence types Right-clicking opens a context menu that lets you specify what kind of incidence you’d like to add. First, the schedule view: on desktop, the padding on the cards has been reduced in order to present more incidences at once, since on desktop the cursor allows you to click on smaller cards just as precisely.Īdditionally, both the schedule and the month view now let you double-click on a date in order to instantly open the event addition window set to the date you double-clicked on. Kalendar’s views have seen some small changes.
!10: Add a schedule view to Kalendar (and tweak the month view) The description textarea has been moved to the top, and separators have been added between each of the model-driven sections (attendees, attachments, reminders, and recurrence exceptions).Īdditionally, these model-driven sections have been changed to use much more visually attractive Kirigami components. The incidence editor’s has been modified to make it nicer to look at and easier to differentiate between its different sections. !11: Improve appearance of incidence editor Let’s go through ’em! Making the incidence editor prettier This week brings a number of smaller visual tweaks and a significant new feature that has involved a lot of wrangling inside Kalendar’s guts.
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