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@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ In the image above, both `#orange` and `#banana` are being tracked automatically
And you can track as many tags as you wish by simply adding additonal progress bars with a new tag for each.
### Auto Tasks <span class="label label-green badge">NEW v1.1.2</span>
### Auto Tasks <span class="label label-grey badge">NEW v1.1.2</span>
When toggled `on`, tasks are automatically updated when it detects editing on the current page.
{: .note }
@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ This can be used to manually make sure that notes are refreshed and up-to-date.
{: .note }
You have to change to another page, and stay on it for at least 2 seconds before returning to your current page for the tasks to refresh.
### Hotkey Setup <span class="label label-green badge">NEW v1.1.2</span>
### Hotkey Setup <span class="label label-grey badge">NEW v1.1.2</span>
If you want to manually trigger a task update without switching between notes, you can now configure a hotkey for quick access. Simply follow these steps:
1. Open Obsidian and go to the **Settings** by clicking the gear icon in the bottom left corner.
@ -116,7 +116,10 @@ If you want to manually trigger a task update without switching between notes, y
{: .note }
If you are not going to be using tags to keep track of your task progress, then it is **highly** advised to turn `off` the `Enable Task Linking` for a smoother and efficient experience.
### Tag Badge Colors
### Tag Badge Colors <span class="label label-red badge">REMOVED v1.1.4</span>
{: .removed }
The badge color settings were removed in version 1.1.4 as these are now automatically set based on your containers background color.
Once you toggle the task linking setting to `on`, two additional color settings will appear underneath.
`Task Text Color` is used to set the color of the tag badge's text, whilst the `Task Background Color` is used to set the background color of the tag badge.
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## Sub Tasks
In addition to the color settings mentioned above, you should also see a new toggle option called `Enable Sub-Task Linking`.
<span class="label label-grey badge">REMOVED v1.1.4</span>
{: .removed }
The sub task color settings were removed in version 1.1.4 as these are now handled with the expanded template system.
When toggled `on` it should reveal two further color settings underneath it.
These are used to change the text color of the sub tasks, with one being used after you have completed all sub tasks.
@ -165,4 +172,4 @@ As you can see in the example above, there is a `~2/4` placed directly after the
This is simply the `Value/Total` for subtasks of your progress bars tag, and is automatically added by APB.
{: .note }
For task linked progress bars - it is not recommended that you make any changes manually to the code block apart from the `Title` or `#tag` as it will be overwritten when APB refreshes the data.
For task linked progress bars - it is not recommended that you make any changes manually to the code block apart from the `Title` or `#tag` as it will be overwritten when APB refreshes the data.