From my own experience with Trello, there isn't a way to hide part of a card, because visibility is controlled at the board level, so anyone who can open the card sees its full description, checklists, comments, and attachments. What I do instead is put the sensitive details on a separate card on a private board where only the people who need them are members, and I note on the shared card that the details live there. It costs those people one extra click, but it is the only reliable way I have found to keep specific content away from other board members.
Hi @Jette Kraft
In case it’s helpful, if the details you want to keep private can live in a field, the Amazing Fields power-up lets you set permissions on individual fields.
You can choose the minimum board role (Observer, Normal or Admin) needed to see a field’s value, so setting it to Admin means only board admins will see it. Additionally, you can set a separate edit permission, so everyone can see a value but only certain roles can change it.
You can read more here: https://docs.amazingpowerups.com/article/31-using-field-permissions
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