List view

List view shows the same sky as an indented outline instead of a bloom — the rings that open where you touch. It is Zenith Launcher's list mode, for Tasks. The sky's name sits at the top.

#Open it

Either of these:

• settings › "layout & size" › "view" › "list"
• "view", bottom right › "view mode"

#Read a row

Each row is a task: a coloured dot, the title (struck through when done), its subtitle, and small marks:

A node shows an arrow, up when open, down when closed.

#Work a row

• Tap a node's row to open or close it.
• Tap a star's row to complete it.
• Tap the dot to complete or reopen any task.
• Hold any row, or its dot, to open its edit sheet.
• ＋ on a row — "add a star inside" — opens a new task inside that task.
• The round "add task" button, bottom left, adds a task at the top of the sky.

Completing here works as it does everywhere: you can undo it, its reminder is cancelled, and talismans that wait for a completion run. A node set to complete only once the tasks inside are done, with some still open, is refused: "finish the tasks inside first — this one completes only when they're done." Reopening can be undone too, and puts its reminders back.

#Regions

In a sky with regions — parts of the screen with their own bloom — each region's tasks sit under its name. An empty region still shows its name. Tap a region's name row (it ends in ＋) to add a task straight into that region.

#Horizon and context

With a horizon or "match my context" set in the viewer panel, only tasks that fit — or that hold one that fits — show. Moving the timeline slider moves the window, and the list follows it. See The viewer panel.

"priority only" does not filter List view. Only the bloom reads it.

#See also.

The viewer panel · The matrix (Gold) · The edit sheet, top to bottom · Regions