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no time filter not working #33
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Hey @mrDLSable, seems that you've ran into another unsupported filter keyword like #11 (despite the Todoist API docs claiming otherwise!). I think I'll make a meta ticket to track these as and when we run into them. |
Ah, thanks @jamiebrynes7. I know it's a lot to ask for, but could you as a workaround perhaps assign a class to the todo items so people like me (probably just me) can hide them? Perhaps NoTime and HasTime? |
I'm happy to add a Unless you never want to see tasks without time in any query, doing this at a CSS level will affect all queries. |
What I want to do is essentially use this query:
.has-time{
display: none;
}
.task-overdue{
display: block;
} I know it's just a bodge, but it's the best I can come up with right now. |
Sure I can add those classes in, I imagine they could be useful for someone else as well. Raised #36 for this 😄 |
Thanks :) I really love the plugin so far and look forward to what you will be able to do when the official plugin API is released |
"filter": "no time" is working now, FYI. |
Yup, can confirm |
The following filter works in the todoist app/website but not in the plugin:
no time & today
obsidian: v0.8.12
plugin: v1.2.2
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