Individually Color Code Time Slots
My use case is I want to create a morning routine and night routine slot that are different colors in order to grab my attention differently. The tasks in these routines are mixed project, so having a specific project labeled morning routine or night routine for each of these is confusing (e.g. if something I do for my morning routine is under "wellness", I don't want to have it in a "morning routine" project). Also, having separate projects for these clutters up the workspace.
Ideal use case would be when I set up a slot, I can click on the slot and change the color of the event. Right now, I use this functionality for "morning routine" and "evening routine" slots, which are daily recurring slots with tasks coming from multiple projects.
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Lillian
Nov 8, 2024
Deron Witmer Jeson P Thank you for the workarounds! It's what I've been doing thus far, but I still think individually color coding them would be very helpful. For example, if I have a "Run a marathon" project, not every task in that project will be in a morning routine, so I would hesitate to move it under a morning routine folder. The end result of these workarounds as of now is I have little to no organization in my projects, so I'm considering abandoning the use of slots for mixed projects altogether. Not ideal.
Jeson P
Nov 10, 2024
Lillian Horin: Gotchu! Thank you for this!
Jeson P
Nov 4, 2024
Lillian Horin and Deron Witmer Hi! We can also use folders to nest relevant projects like the 'Morning Routine' so any relevant projects can be created inside of it and can be color coded separately. :)
[Deleted User]
Oct 23, 2024
This is a workaround, but if you create a project for each timeslot and drag the slot from that project onto the calendar, the timeslot will be the color that you defined for the project.