On Thu, 13 Feb 2014 11:31:56 -0500,
Charles Millar wrote :
> This may be a solution for your purposes
>
> - [2/3] maintest
>- [X] test2
>- [X] test3
>- [ ] test4 [1/2]
> - [X] test4a
> - [ ] test4b
This works nicely - thanks.
jone...@teksavvy.com wrote:
- [2/2] maintest
- [X] test2
- [X] test3
- [1/2] test4
- [X] test4a
- [ ] test4b
This may be a solution for your purposes
- [2/3] maintest
- [X] test2
- [X] test3
- [ ] test4 [1/2]
- [X] test4a
- [ ] test4b
Charlie Millar
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Hello again,
Is there a way to have nested lists. The example below would have
maintest to be all marked only when all test4 items would be checked.
This is not the case now as maintest is checked 2/2 as if test4 was a
different item not at the same identation level below maintest.
- [2/2] m
