You can add a task to the list or subtask to a task.
Adding a task requires two steps: Opening a text field for entering information about a task and entering the information. There are multiple ways to accomplish the first step.
By default, there is the + button in the toolbar. Click on it to open the task entry popover.
You can open the task entry popover via File > New Task or press ⌘N.
Enter the information and press enter (↩︎). While entering, the preview in the popover is being updated.
The syntax looks like that:
Title @d: Description @c: true @p: high
You can omit any part or change the order. Only the title has to be at the beginning.
Simply enter text into the field, for example:
Buy Groceries
If not specified, the title is empty.
Write @d: followed by the description, for example:
@d: Do not forget the **tomatoes**!
If not specified, the description is empty.
The title and description offer basic Markdown styling options. Here is an overview:
| Syntax | Effect |
|---|---|
| Text | A normal text without any styling. |
| **Text** | A bold text. |
| __Text__ | A bold text. |
| *Text* | An italic text. |
| _Text_ | An italic text. |
| [Hi](https://www.example.com/\) | A link. |
| `Text` | A code. |
| ~Text~ | A |
Write @c: followed by true for completing the task or anything else for not completing it, for example:
@c: true
Write @p: followed by high for settings the priority to high or anything else for settings the priority to regular, for example:
@p: high