Is there any way to make the expand macro like a task list?
Instead of
> expand title macro1
> expand title macro2
> expand title macro3
I want it to be
[] > expand title macro1
[] > expand title macro2
[] > expand title macro3
I am not able to type in the square tick box so am using the [] to represent it as above, am sure the experts on this community will know what I mean
I know I can do as below but it kinda repetitive of the title that make it visually 'bad' tbh
[] title macro1
> expand title macro1
[] title macro2
> expand title macro2
[] title macro3
> expand title macro3
Any tips will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance
Hey @Edwin Uy ,
On top of what Kris said (and that's probably the closest thing you can get with native functionalities), there's a feature request related to nesting specific macros, including expand within action items: CONFCLOUD-78513: Nest Expand or other Bodied Macros in another Macro
If they ever develop this, I guess you'll be able to construct what you're looking for now 🤔
Cheers,
Tobi
Hi @Edwin Uy and welcome to the Community
The closest solutions I could think of are
I had a hard time aligning the tick box with the expand macro in layouts but a table works perfectly.
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@Edwin Uy I feel like @Kris Klima _K15t_ 's use of tables is the best bet visually...
Also a bit curious on the use case. I use tasks as a lightweight way to remind myself (or my team) of something. If it's anything longer than a line or two, I tend to use a jira work item or something a bit more robust.
Also, you can insert a new line on a task by hitting shift+enter. This will have multiple lines show up as one task instead of adding a new one. Hitting enter will then add the next task. This won't let you roll them up like Expand can though.
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