rkong
September 15, 2020, 3:25pm
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Steps to reproduce
Create a checkbox and another checkbox nested inside.
Toggle the first checkbox.
Expected result
Only the top-layer checkbox is struck through.
Actual result
The entire block, including the nested checkbox, is struck through.
Environment
Operating system: Windows 10 Home 1903
Additional information
Should only have “Project 1” struck through.
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I can reproduce this. Good catch, thanks!
I came across a similar bug where regular text has the strike through style applied to it.
For example:
- [x] Some task
Some text
Will appear like this:
In the interim, the workaround is to add another line break, i.e.
- [x] Some task
Some text
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I’m also getting this on
Mac OS 10.15.6
Obsidian 0.8.15
evanm
June 2, 2021, 11:01pm
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Doesn’t look fixed to me. Nested list items and checkboxes are still struck through if the outer checkbox is checked.
Example in v0.12.4:
My apologies for the confusion. This is intended behaviour. I see you FR about this. Not sure this is something there is universal agreement among users.
Use case or problem
In my daily notes, I will sometimes nest TODO items under one another, for instance if I encounter a new task to track within the context of another task.
[Screen Shot 2020-11-10 at 1.28.06 PM]
In such cases, marking the outer task as complete results in the sub-task(s) being struck through in preview mode.:
[Screen Shot 2020-11-10 at 1.24.25 PM]
Proposed solution
I would prefer for the indented bullets and checkboxes underneath a completed task to be not struck throug…
I believe this can be customized with CSS.
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