Thanks for this plugin! When I hit enter to add a new todo item, it starts a new block instead of adding a new item. And when adding 2+ to-do lists on the same page, the 2nd one is blank with only a checkbox displaying.
]]>I’m excited to find this! Is it possible for individual logged-in users to save/keep their checkbox status (stored for them via database or cookie?
My hope is to use this on LMS online course pages, so each student would use a checklist with the status unique to them.
And… are you still here? Are you still developing it? thx
]]>This CSS fixes it:
.wp-block-pluginette-todo-block-item{
display:inline;
}Was hoping to check this out but I didn’t have any luck.
Your site doesn’t include support for the "pluginette/todo-block-item" block. You can leave this block intact or remove it entirely.
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After I tried a stock theme, it worked.. cool!
]]>Hello @davexpression and thank you for contributing this nice piece to the great puzzle.
Only a tiny issue, I would like you to fix, which is the annoying console.log call within your blocks/todo-item/build/index.js .
I’ve re-used your block, within some block-patterns and by this I see your log statement quite often – unfortunately on every editor load ??
Would and could you please remove this small line of debug poetry?
]]>Thanks for this nice plugin. However it does not seem to save checkbox states when checked on the frontend? This would be awesome.
All the best,
Hello David,
I have created video that explains how your plugin works. You can have a look it here :
I did it because I wanted to help developers, on how they can use your plugin.
If you would like to add it on your plugin page, feel free to do it (You juts need to update readme.txt file).
Let me know if you have any questions.
Regards,
Milap
We are considering using this plugin to manage tasks inside WordPress, but we want to confirm if it’s needed CSS or JS will only be loaded where the todo list is used.
Will it add MySQL or files to the whole site, or only to where it’s used?
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