It would be helpful in some situations, like for example : 1. When you are showing a card to someone behind the computer, but you don't want to show the other cards on the background. 2. When you want to look for a word with "CTRL + F", but only in one card content (and not in all the boards other cards)

I see a lot of posts suggesting a different add-on to sync to the calendar. It sounds like it’s slow to sync but wondering how slow, if so. Also, what does a card look like on the calendar? Does it mention the board name? Thanks

I need a very basic Gantt chart (cloud based and free if possible). Doesn't need to link to trello but could be convenient. Suggestions for managing small construction jobs? Timeline is rubbish

We have several columns on a board that butler auto archives every week but there are a few that accidentally get in those columns and then the contents on that card fall off my radar since I’m not seeing it

I have a Butler rule on my board that when a card is added to a certain list, it will add that day as a due date to it and mark it as complete. How many commands does that count as? Or is it an operation? I’m trying to see what I need for what I want to do, and how to limit my Butler commands if I have to. Thanks!

Kind of observers permission. Thank you

I am getting my Power-ups game up! What is your favorite power-ups or must have power-ups? I am loving Custom Fields

Seeing a lot of people are jumping ship from Trello because of the new updates. Wouldn't Asana be the closest alternative? Just curious as I keep seeing Notion come up as the recommendation to try

I am figuring out how to, and my kids (ages 9 and 13) already love it. I would love to hear from other homeschool parents how they are using Trello

I'd like to be able to underline, Bold, italicize, indent, etc. Without going through all the extra stuff(i.e., "**" before the word and "**" after the word to get it bold, etc.)... I'd love to be able to format in the standard way

Currently using crumble

I'd like to set up an automation that at 9 p.m. every night the "Today" label is removed from every card on the board. Is that possible? I tried to do a scheduled command and rules, but couldn't find this specific action. Any ideas?

I’ve opened trello on my iPhone to find some of my Boards are closed and not available to view. Messsge states that there is no more room on the Board and I cannot reopen when I select reopen Board. This is a big worry as I cannot access any of the information. Has anyone experienced this and found a solution ?

So I add notes to my trello board from my phone or iPad - I can only add them as individual cards? I want to then move those notes to a specific card that the notes is related to.... does that make sense? Is it even possible?

Currently only due date comes in calender.We have many repeat tasks daily/weekly. And for repeat tasks also what rule should be written so that they trigger next time same start date and end date format and shows in calender power up as well. Please help

Hello, I currently use the free version of Trello and am considering upgrading to the business class. I have one 'team member' who is my Virtual Admin assistant. If i upgrade myself, can I pay for myself only and she remain on the board as a free user? Or, do i also have to pay an additional membership for her? I do not need her to have the upgrade version, but I do need her to remain on the board and to be able to continue to use the features she currently is using

Good afternoon everyone, so I'm just starting to try to move everything to Trello again (I haven't ever had luck doing this but I'm really trying to go paperless) and I'm wondering how many workspaces can we have on the free version? I know that in the workspace you can only have 10 boards but is there a limit to how many workspaces someone can have? Thank you in advance

Hi. I paid for 3 members business. End of the month i delete one people but I cannot found where I can add someone else’s in the existing paid account ? It’s look like I delete one business account and how to add my new staff to this old accounts?

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