It reminds me something but that was a while ago
I agree with you, that could be a handy shortcut.
More, I would love to have control specifically on the layout of the view when hovered. This specific view.
I found myself trying a new way to display active task list as bulleted list, and I actually managed to display a done button at the top of the view when hovering tasks, but I had to move this “done” column at the second place on my parent table, which doesn’t fit my use of the parent. @jaime, some thoughts?
I want it to be as it is actually, but I want to have control over the layout of the hovered card. This way, I could display what is important. In my case, buttons that could be triggered to have an impact on the card.
Okay, so I made something but Coda has moved something so it doesn’t work anymore @jaime is it from your service?
So here is what I’ve done before:
It is a bulleted list that takes rows from a table. What was cool before today, is that I could add a “Done” button and from by base table move the Done button at the beginning of the table (the column) and hide it (because I dont use this button in the base table).
This caused the button to be at the top of the hovered card.
Now, it doesn’t work anymore when I hide the “Done” Column on my backlog, I can’t see the Done button.