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Hi
Is it possible in Jira
display the following after the Priority field (like field help description) It does not need to be in a table, but we’d like the text.
Priority | L1 Resolution Time* | L2/L3 Resolution Time** |
1 - High | 4 continuous hours | TBD |
2 - Medium | 12 continuous hours | TBD |
3 - Low | 48 continuous hours | TBD |
Please help me out is there any possibility to do the same.
Thanks,
Hi @Sreenadh
If you mean that you want to insert text like the one on (1), then it's not possible to add a text placeholder. If you want to add a help text below the field, then this is doable. Just:
Thanks for the response.!
My Question is related to point no. 1 which is mentioned in the above screenshot by you.
I have already done the process for Description thing which you were mentioned in the Point no. 2.
Please find the attached screenshot:
Is there any possible way to do the same.
Thanks,
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No, unfortunately there isn't a way, that I know of, to have a placeholder on that field. After a few years, when Adaptavist will support behaviours for custom fields, you will have this option. Till then, it's a no.
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