Tasks in a post
You're reviewing a draft on Posts. Click it to expand it: its tasks are listed in the post's order, each under its section. These are the real draft's seven, written in brackets where the writing is needed. Click a task's text to open the post at its line, or its box to tick it. Click + to add a task anywhere: the chip picks the top of the post or one of its sections, as Add Task does for any file. Focus makes the whole post the day's focus, and Publish warns while tasks are open. The file on the right changes as you act.
Decided (questions 14–17)
- Tasks go anywhere in the post, as in any Markdown file: inline where the writing is needed, or in a section with a heading. + adds at the top of the post's body or at the end of a section you pick (14).
- A file is the focus by a
#focusline at the root of its body, never front matter, the same for a post or aPLAN.md. The card shows the file and its next open task; its box clears the line (15). - Publish warns while tasks are open, with Publish Anyway (16).
- The expanded row is the post's detail for now, evenly spaced; a task opens the post at its line (17).
Open questions
- Is a bare
#focusline at the top of the body what you meant by “at the root”? (yes/no; if no, where?) - On a file's focus card, should its box clear the focus (A, as here), or should the focus clear on its own once the file has no open tasks (B)?