1.15.0

Changed

• Clear due date is now the due picker's first row, above the day list,
  so it is the row highlighted when the picker opens and Enter right away
  clears the due date. Before, it was the last row, and Enter right away set
  Today.

1.14.0

Added

• The due picker ends with a Clear due date row on any note that has a
  due_at, readable or not; typing none or clear narrows to it. Picking
  it removes due_at and nothing else — repeat and priority stay — so
  the note leaves the queue, the panel stays on it, and the Due row reads
  none. Before, only "Stop repeating" removed a due date, and it took the
  repeat and priority with it.

1.13.0

Changed

• A future moment picked in the Due row moves on to the next due note (or
  the empty state when nothing else is due), as the Every and Daily apply
  buttons do. A pick in the past, and the Now link, stay on the note.

1.12.0

Added

• A bare clock number after a day phrase is read the way a bare number is
  read alone, 24-hour: wed 6 is the coming Wednesday at 06:00, wed 18
  is 18:00, wed 630 and wed 1730 are 06:30 and 17:30, and tomorrow 6,
  fri 6, next monday 6 and in 2 days 6 follow. Before, the number was
  silently dropped and the row landed on the note's old time of day.

1.11.0

Added

• The due picker reads a lone a or p after a digit as am/pm, so 5p,
  5:30p and fri 5p resolve to 17:00-style moments. Before, 5p was
  "Not a date or time" and fri 5p silently dropped the time and landed on
  the note's old time of day. Rows still read 24-hour; a bare 5 is still
  05:00.

1.10.0

Changed

• The panel keeps its spacing and hands every control to Obsidian: the Due
  value and both apply buttons are Obsidian's buttons (the recommended one
  its accent mod-cta), − and + are buttons, the interval is a text field
  and the hours are the property pills the Properties panel uses, each with
  its ×. The plugin no longer sets a colour, border, radius, shadow or font
  size on any control, so a theme restyles the panel as it restyles Settings.
  Rows are Obsidian's control height (30px on desktop, 44px on the phone),
  8px apart, 16px between the editor and the queue; each apply button takes
  its own full-width line under its row. The interval's × is gone: empty the
  field to remove the interval, and while it is empty the "Default due at
  time" setting shows as its placeholder. + is a button that turns into a
  text field for the hour. The queue's header is Obsidian's smaller UI size.
• The stylesheet drops the rules no view has used since the header bar,
  snooze modal and undo bar went (some 600 lines).

1.9.1

Changed

• The panel uses three type sizes from Apple's scale and nothing else sets
  one: body for every label, value, chip, button, link and queue row (13px on
  desktop, 15px on the phone), headline for the note's name (13px semibold on
  desktop, 17px on the phone), footnote for the section header (11px on
  desktop, 13px on the phone). The − + × glyphs and the Now link follow the
  body size too.

1.9.0

Changed

• Desktop now matches the phone: one panel layout on Apple's HIG rules at
  the platform's scale. On desktop that means 32px controls (the boxed Due
  value trailing its label, hour chips, a joined − value + stepper, padded
  apply buttons), 28px queue rows with hairline separators, 8px between rows,
  a 15px semibold title and a 12px header; the phone keeps its 44px sizes.
  The desktop editor grows from 135px to 201px and eight queued notes from
  192px to about 252px, still no scroll in a 760px sidebar.

1.8.0

Changed

• On the phone the panel follows Apple's HIG layout rules: every control is
  at least 44pt tall (the Due box, hour chips, a joined − value + stepper,
  the apply buttons, Now, next, reset and each queue row), spacing sits
  on the 8pt grid with 16pt between the editor and the queue, the title
  reads 17pt semibold and section headers 13pt, labels lead and controls
  trail on one shared edge, and queue rows get hairline separators. The
  Daily apply button takes its own full-width line when the chips leave it
  no room. On a phone the panel now scrolls from seven queued notes on
  (six fit). Desktop is unchanged.

1.7.2

Fixed

• The × in the interval box no longer overlaps the value. It sits beside
  the text as its own element, a value too long for the box ellipsizes, and
  text typed while editing keeps clear of the ×.