Hotkeys for checklists: Difference between revisions
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*TAB moves the current checklist item one nesting level down | *'''TAB''' moves the current checklist item one nesting level down | ||
*Shift+TAB moves the current checklist item one nesting level up | *'''Shift+TAB''' moves the current checklist item one nesting level up | ||
Enter saves the entered text as a checklist item. If the text contains several rows, one item will be created for each row. | *'''Enter''' saves the entered text as a checklist item. If the text contains several rows, one item will be created for each row. | ||
*Ctrl+Enter saves the entered text as a checklist item. Even if the text contains several rows, everything will be added as one item. | *'''Ctrl+Enter''' saves the entered text as a checklist item. Even if the text contains several rows, everything will be added as one item. | ||
*ESC cancels | *'''ESC''' cancels | ||
Revision as of 21:56, 16 July 2020
Planfix checklists work well with keyboard shortcuts. You can use hotkeys to easily enter and move around checklist items (this is particularly useful when working with multilevel checklists):
- TAB moves the current checklist item one nesting level down
- Shift+TAB moves the current checklist item one nesting level up
- Enter saves the entered text as a checklist item. If the text contains several rows, one item will be created for each row.
- Ctrl+Enter saves the entered text as a checklist item. Even if the text contains several rows, everything will be added as one item.
- ESC cancels
A list of hotkeys opens when you click the hotkeys icon: