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Possbility to use custom emojis for priorities #1359
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Another possible solution could be each task has one css selector based on the priority status, like:
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hi, Thanks for a clear request. it’s interesting to see a request for different emojis the most common request is to use text instead of emojis for data. 😄 But seriously… In your summary you ask for custom date and priority emojis. In the description you mention priority only. It helps with planning if the two fields are consistent. It sounds like it is just priority. Thinking more, is a better summary ‘Make it easier to quickly distinguish task priority visually at a glance in task results blocks’?
This is currently being implemented. See #877. |
Yes, my main problem are the priority emojis, but I scoped my request higher because tought that it could be something natural to implement together. But second guessing, I think this could be focused in solving the priority problems. Thanks for the quick response! |
Excellent, thank you for updating the title.
Because you have said that CSS is an acceptable solution for you, it is unlikely that adding custom emojis for priorities would ever reach the top of my priority list. However, I'll leave the suggestion open to allow others to vote for it (with 👍 on the first message) if they wish. |
Interesting, I already use emojis for prioritize my tasks, I just open a task to enable the possibility of sort them accordingly: #1479 |
I'm not sure how it is currently implemented (probably regex?), but wrapping the "priority slot", or any other slot, in a
Then the settings dialogue could provide a mapping between those div classes and the emoji to be placed inside of it. |
There has been a documented way of styling Task priorities in Reading mode and in Tasks Query Results blocks for some time now. https://publish.obsidian.md/tasks/Advanced/Styling#Priority+as+a+Checkbox+Color There are some other examples of styling in the Show & Tell Discussions section of this project. So I'm closing this as 'won't do'. |
🔖 Feature description
For me the priority emojis are kinda hard to identify, I am a previous todoist user, but I stopped using it because I wanted something shared with my pkm, so the priorities could have colored emojis for better differentiation, like:
✔️ Solution
To solve this problema, we should be able to edit the state emojis used in the vault
❓ Alternatives
Maybe just change the priority emojis to be something more different from one another
📝 Additional Context
No response
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