Thank you Mark and Luis ... will employ "learning curve ops"
On Wednesday, November 20, 2019 at 7:46:35 AM UTC, Luis Gonzalez wrote:
>
> *Notes:*
>
> - Usually a tiddler for the Project A is tagged with "Project A" tag.
> - A tiddler for both projects is tagged with "Project A" and "Project
> B"
> - To have a list of the tasks for Project A you will write {{{
> [tag[Project A]] }}}. This is a filter, so you have to study filters.
> - To sort the tasks of Project A create a tiddler, "Project A" and put
> the ordered list of tasks in the field "list" of this tiddler.
> - Tiddlywiki can do this automatically with the widget
> list-links-draggable.
> - Create a new tiddler, Project B and add this code:
> !Tasks
> {{{ [tag[Project B]] }}}
>
> !Reorder tasks
> <<list-links-draggable tiddler:"Project B">>
> - At first the "Reorder tasks" will be empty. Drag a task of the top
> "Tasks" list under the "!Reorder tasks" to sort them. Add all tasks and
> sort them dragging them.
> - Widgets are very powerful, you should check them.
>
>
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