The planner view doesn't really handle large numbers of classes well, and just keeps adding rows until you have this ridiculously long scrollbar. This is probably my own fault for using tasky and its somewhat terrible hack of storing to-do list items as homework in classes....
Maybe hidden classes could also apply to the planner? That feels somewhat weird though, since then you could have these classes that would just never show up in the normal UI ever...
This is also probably somewhat related to #114, since archiving/time-limiting classes could just obviate the need for this? That might not be a perfect solution though, and it depends on exactly how that issue is implemented.
The planner view doesn't really handle large numbers of classes well, and just keeps adding rows until you have this ridiculously long scrollbar. This is probably my own fault for using tasky and its somewhat terrible hack of storing to-do list items as homework in classes....
Maybe hidden classes could also apply to the planner? That feels somewhat weird though, since then you could have these classes that would just never show up in the normal UI ever...
This is also probably somewhat related to #114, since archiving/time-limiting classes could just obviate the need for this? That might not be a perfect solution though, and it depends on exactly how that issue is implemented.