Hi, it would be cool if one can change the colors to suite CSS snippets/themes. I tried changing the .progress-bar-inline-background colors but it did not have an effect. Pardon my CSS ignorance if it is on my behalf.

Love the add-on overall!

You recently updated the plugin to treat canceled tasks (- [-]) as equivalent to closed tasks (- [x]). However, I think you haven't taken into account all the other forms of open tasks, such as in this Minimal list:

https://github.com/kepano/obsidian-minimal/releases/tag/5.1.8

So when I use important state (- [!]) it is being treated as a closed task. Likewise incomplete (- [/]) and others.

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I am using the Minimal Theme, which supports extended task types. Of particular note regarding the task progress bar, I think canceled tasks (- [-] task) -- should be included in the progress bar along with closed tasks (- [x]). In the following example, the progress bar should show 100% progress, not 50%.

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The plugin was working fine before but recently it stopped working on one of my task lists. I did some tests and found that it's due to the number of lines of the line being exceeding some sort of limit.

It works when the list contains lines equal or less than number 32. If I add another line to it will stop working.

For example, the following task list works:

- [ ] Test
  - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
  - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
  - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
  - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test
    - [ ] Test

As soon as I added another - [ ] Test, it can no longer show the progress bar.

I tried the latest version 1.6.0 and it behaves the same way. Hope it can be addressed in the next release. Thanks.

Hi, Thank you for this plugin!

I was wondering whether it would be possible to add a toggle in the settings so that the progress bar would only be computed by counting the tasks in one level, but not in sub-levels.

For now, this is the result of nested tags: the progress is counted towards the total number of tasks. But it could be useful to only count the first level tasks. So in this case, the "todo" progress would show [1/7] instead of [1/15]

I am grateful for this plugin and this is what I need exactly right now but even plugin is great no-coding people like me can't understand it at least can you create some examples. If there was not a issue about asking about tags I do not even know what was tags as well. If there is an example and I can't find it sorry in advance and if there is one can you add that part readme.md as well thank you.

First issue : Can you add examples with detailed introduction to tags Second issue: I am using this code and task bar does not appear and I don't know how to add header to task bar. - [ ] example task

Thank you for the plugin.

Hopes to support an option excluded alternative marks for display the progress bar without excluded alternative marks.

here is my Markdown sample:

### Task Progress Bar

- [x] Main Task
  - [x] Completed sub task.
  - [i] Note information <!-- an information note -->
  - [-] Cancelled sub task 
  - [?] Question. <!-- an question note -->
  - [/] Incompleted sub task
  - [<] Re-scheduled sub task.

to exclude the [i] and [?] alternative marks by configure excluded alternative marks: "(i|?)", that progress bar will display like that:

- the-progress-bar [2/6]
+ the-progress-bar [2/4]

screenshot

thanks.

Hi and THANKS for this great plugin. I love it!! I have a few issues - they would greatly enhance usability:

Dealing with subtasks It would be great to have consistent behaviour here:

• Tasks under a heading will be counted but not their subtasks
• Ticking off a subtask will, however, be counted in the progress bar. This results in a wrong display. You can simulate this easily by pasting the example list and ticking off a subtask.

The look of the progress bar

• I would love to display both main tasks and subtasks
• It would be great to have control over the bar
  • size
  • length
  • color of fill (options: header or custom color)

Example list:

Example

• [ ] Main Task 1
  • [ ] Subtask 1
  • [ ] Subtask 2
• [ ] Main Task 2

Hello,

This plugin is not visible on Obsidian 0.15.9.

I got the plugin through Obsidian. I've enabled the plugin and also restarted Obsidian. I am on Windows 10. Also, I'm using Obsidian's default Light theme.

Is it possible to toggle this on/off, or does it automatically apply to all notes?

I would love to be able to have only some of my notes show this progress bar (e.g. by using a CSS-class or something)

Originally posted by @blackpeasy in https://github.com/Quorafind/Obsidian-Task-Progress-Bar/issues/5#issuecomment-1153156673