YesYouKan - Kanban plugin for Joplin

v1.0.16 is now available!

Note that you'll need to upgrade to Joplin v3.3 to use it

Changelog

  • Resolves #45: Allow right-clicking on a link inside a card to copy it
  • Resolves #47: Ask for confirmation when closing the editor would cause changes to be lost
  • Resolves #52: Improved various components in dark theme
  • Resolves #49: Make header of stacks sticky
  • Resolves #48: Handle case where an external note is deleted
  • Resolves #37: Change border of card when the date is due
  • Resolves #43: If note is a to-do and is placed in the last stack, mark it as completed

Great Job!

How to Show only the cards titles?

Showing the card body makes the board a messy.
We use the cards do make annotations.

The option to show only titles makes the board more clean and usable.

Thanks a lot!

v1.0.19 is now available!

v1.0.19

  • Fixes #64: Archive is not created in a correct notebook
  • Remove support for (broken) bi-directional note udpates
  • Resolves #65: Allow showing or hiding the card body

v1.0.18

  • Fixed auto-archiving

v1.0.17

  • Fixes #60: Scrollbar is broken on card content
  • Fixes #55: Using Duplicate on a Card from Note causes Uncaught Exception

Can’t find this new property (clicking the 3 dots menu in the card) - am I blind? :thinking:

It's in the plugin settings, in the regular configuration screen

Ah, got it - thought this is a “per todo/card setting” in the kanban board itself (on every card)

The proper way to do this probably would be to add an arrow button on each card to toggle the card body, but I think that would be overkill, so that's why I moved it to the global options.

Was the plugin editor intentionally disabled for notes that open in a separate window?

I think there's probably a bug - when I'm editing a card and hit the shortcut to insert a link to a note, the search popup comes up normally, but after confirming the choice nothing is inserted.

Also @laurent I guess I want to point out what a great idea this plugin is. I never really used kanban, because all the apps were quite cumbersome and could only do kanban.

But if it's a small plugin, backed by the same old markdown, and easily linkable to all my other notes, suddenly that's a completely different beast. I've only been using it for a little while, but I have to say you've nailed it. Thanks. <3