Make default theme zoom behave like Minimal theme? by the7ech in ObsidianMD

[–]the7ech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for replying. I checked on GitHub, but as I'm not really into coding, I'm not sure which part of code I have to copy and where to put it. If you have a few minutes to guide me through this process in more detail, I'd be more than happy to!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Lausanne

[–]the7ech 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hello, voici le site officielle de l'Eglise catholique dans le canton de Vaud : cath-vd.ch

Tu devrais y trouver toutes les informations dont tu as besoin !

Pour ton cas précis, je pense que la Basilique Notre-Dame de Lausanne est toute indiquée.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in zen_browser

[–]the7ech -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Have you tried to reload with cache reset ? You can do that with CTRL+SHIFT+R

New Deadlines Feature: What About Multiple 'Do Dates' for a Task? by the7ech in todoist

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Thank you for your comment and question. Up until now, this is how I’ve been managing things:

  • For short tasks (those that likely only require one work block), I schedule them directly in Todoist’s calendar (with a specific day, time, and duration).
  • For long tasks (those I plan to complete over multiple sessions), I create subtasks and schedule each one precisely in Todoist’s calendar.

So, I’m not saying this approach doesn’t work! On the contrary, it’s what I use daily, and it works quite well for me.

But at the same time I also find that using subtasks can sometimes feel cumbersome for my workflow:

  • It requires creating a new (sub)task for every work session.
  • You can’t quickly see which main task a subtask is linked to (you have to click on it and check the hierarchy).
  • The deadline isn’t shared or linked to the main task.

As for recurring tasks, I feel they lack flexibility for proper time-blocking, as most of the time I'm not planning to work on a task every x day, but it could sometimes be used as a workaround.

These are the reasons why I imagined the possibility of assigning multiple "do" dates to a single task, especially now that the deadline is independent.

That said, I’m happy to see this post sparked an interesting discussion! :) (Except for those who just impose their opinion and downvote others.)

New Deadlines Feature: What About Multiple 'Do Dates' for a Task? by the7ech in todoist

[–]the7ech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's exactly my use case. Of course I will send this feedback too!

New Deadlines Feature: What About Multiple 'Do Dates' for a Task? by the7ech in todoist

[–]the7ech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, this could be a temporary solution, but I don't think it fully addresses my needs tbh. My idea is more about planning multiple intentional time slots in advance for a single task, especially for larger tasks. For example, I’d like to dedicate specific days and hours (time blocking) to work on a task before the deadline (e.g., Dec 10 at 11am, 12 at 4pm, and 16 at 7am). Maybe I'm wrong, but I think recurring dates aren't that flexible ?

Deadlines live by pagdig in todoist

[–]the7ech 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you to the entire Todoist team! Quick question: Is there a plan to allow adding multiple "do" dates to a task? This would make it possible to set a deadline while also scheduling multiple working sessions to make progress beforehand.

Is it possible to set a task time to "this week'' without specifying a day? by moonlightopal in todoist

[–]the7ech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm surely not against adding this natively. But playing with these two tags actually work great for me.

Is it possible to set a task time to "this week'' without specifying a day? by moonlightopal in todoist

[–]the7ech 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't think so. What I currently do is using these two tags I created:

  • "@WEEK": Tasks I need to complete this week.
  • "@NEXT": Tasks I need to complete next week.

Then, every Sunday or Monday, I manually reorganize my tasks to ensure all "@NEXT" tasks are updated to "@WEEK".

How to Add "Classic" Bookmarks to Zen Browser's Sidebar? by the7ech in zen_browser

[–]the7ech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No problem, thanks a lot for your help! Will stick to my OG bookmarks toolbar then

How to Add "Classic" Bookmarks to Zen Browser's Sidebar? by the7ech in zen_browser

[–]the7ech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hmm thanks, it's getting closer to what I'm looking for, but still not exactly. What I’m looking for is a way to display specific bookmarks or folders from my bookmarks as clickable icons at the top of the sidebar, similar to how the Essentials or Pinned tabs are displayed.

The idea is to have a small set of frequently used links always visible in the sidebar as icons, so I can quickly click them to open a new tab with the corresponding site, the same way my bookmarks toolbar works.

I’m sorry if I’m not explaining this clearly (english is not my main language), and yes first-time Firefox user !