Hi there,
How can we add labels on cards like in the above picture? "space travel partners" or "local mars office". I'm struggling with this issue, any help would be really appreciated.
Many thanks in advance
Hi @Reda DJAMIL,
what your are seeing on these cards are Epics. Create epics and assign your issues to these Epics and you'll see these Epic labels on the cards.
Thanks @Thomas Schlegel ! Now I understand. I need this kind of label for Business workflow (not software). I'm going to search for another solution.
You're welcome, @Reda DJAMIL.
With business boards, administration is very limited. You can't do as much as with a software project's board.
Hello - following up on this thread. Is there no way to see individual labels assigned to a story on the kanban board card?
Hi @Abigayle Rosser
Yes, you can see labels on a Kanban card.
I have attached some images below to show you the steps. I hope this is helpful.
Take care,
Michael
Hi,
Is there a way to make sure you show labels only when you have label assigned to a ticket? I have very few assign with labels, so most of my tickets end up showing "None" in the label section. It'd be better if a label is not shown when a label is not applied.
I second Philip here, same issue
Hi @Matthías Pétursson , Hi @Philip Viningston ,
I did some digging into this a while back, but to the best of my knowledge, there isn't much you can do unless you get into client-side scripting with some like grease monkey.
If you are really – and I mean REALLY, REALLY – annoyed by this, there is a work-around that I found. Apparently some custom field types that are added with a Forge app not only behave like labels with the exception (among others) that they do not show on the board if they are empty. So no more None.
There's two ways to get such a Forge app. Write it yourself or install one from the Marketplace that includes this type of custom field. This one here would do the trick, but it's about having colors in labels, not so much about the board. Personally, if this is only about the None on the board, I wouldn't buy an app – and I'm a co-founder of the vendor behind Colorful Labels.
Which leaves you with the Do-It-Yourself option. If you're into Forge and/or JavaScript this is pretty easy to do – just a module: jira:customFieldType module of type string and as a list collection.
So, no great news and no easy trick, sorry about that.
Best regards, Oliver
It looks like you're new here. Sign in or register to get started.
