Is there a way to deactivate pagination in the trello calendar?

[Chris]

In monthly view the calendar seem to jump form month to month (i.e. paginated) instead of scrolling seamlessly like it used to be and which was much more practical for my use. Is there a way to change this setting?

[DiMaggio Tucci]

Note for Atlassian Team: A comment posted on work-item TRELLO-1602 may be related, though the issue described in the work-item seems a bit different.

Note for anyone else who wants to support this suggestion: Please like the post that @Chris has made here to show your support for this. The Atlassian Team may choose to prioritize an issue based on larger amounts of feedback.

I looked through the open suggestions for Trello and did not find an exact match for this issue, open or closed.

I also did not see a way to change this behavior.

I also find this to be a generally relevant, specifically described, helpful, and simple suggestion.

As such, I am getting the attention of an Atlassian Team Member to review this post and consider adding this as a feature suggestion if it there is indeed no workaround.

Please note: due to the volume of submissions, feature suggestions are not guaranteed to be implemented, nor is there a timeframe. That being said, the Atlassian Team takes feedback seriously, and your contribution helps make Trello better.

Thank you!

[Chris]

Thank you for looking into this.

In the meantime I noticed, that the total number of cards for a certain date isn't shown anymore, either (just the number of non-visible cards, which is just confusing and no useful info at all). Everything used to work perfectly in a more recent version of trello. So, a rollback (at least as an option) seems to be the perfect solution to me.

[Nicole]

I agree, I miss being able to seamlessly scroll. I move my tasks around a lot, and now I can no longer easily move them to another month. I also find it annoying that I have to scroll very carefully to the end of the month, or it will jump to the next month. 

[Chris]

Yes, I noticed that too - it's a dexterity game where I don't want one, really. ;-)