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Lists in planners can be placed one below the other, and any number of them be arranged in one column: | Lists in planners can be placed one below the other, and any number of them be arranged in one column: | ||
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You can change a list header's color in the settings: | You can change a list header's color in the settings: | ||
<screenshot> | <screenshot> | ||
As a result, you can have lists with different color headers in the same planner: | As a result, you can have lists with different color headers in the same planner: | ||
==Additionally== | ==Additionally== | ||
Revision as of 20:54, 27 April 2020
Lists in planners can be placed one below the other, and any number of them be arranged in one column:
<screenshot>
You can change a list header's color in the settings:
<screenshot>
As a result, you can have lists with different color headers in the same planner:
Additionally
- When you're working, you can also use the expanded planner list view
- You can hide the fields for adding new objects