Closed nov1n closed 10 months ago
@nov1n you mean to basically compare the creation date of a todo with the current date and based on the time difference between both, coloring them?
I don't use trello, so I don't know how this is being done over there. From what I can see in your link, it looks like users need to define their understanding of what makes a todo aged, correct?
Yes, by default the plugin decreases the opacity of the cards based on their age as you described.
The main goal is to prevent to-do's from staying in a list too long. I don't think it's necessary to include cards with a due / threshold date in the future, as these have some action planned.
In addition, I could think of a filter to display stale to-do's to help clean up your list.
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It would be useful to have support for todo aging similar to Trello's card aging power-up.
The idea is that it should be possible to see at a glance (e.g. by fading them based on how long a todo has been left undone) which ones need some attention.