That's an interesting Idea. I was thinking about it more and it would be cool to save the view state (filter + sort) and be able to recall it easily. Then if you had a set of saved views, you could pick one as the dashboard default for content and media.
Maybe the saved views can be named and you can select one in a 'select' field. Then next to the 'Clear' button, you have 'Save' and 'Set Default'.
That's an interesting Idea. I was thinking about it more and it would be cool to save the view state (filter + sort) and be able to recall it easily. Then if you had a set of saved views, you could pick one as the dashboard default for content and media.
Maybe the saved views can be named and you can select one in a 'select' field. Then next to the 'Clear' button, you have 'Save' and 'Set Default'.
_Originally posted by @zivbk1 in https://github.com/estruyf/vscode-front-matter/issues/182#issuecomment-975631857_
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This would certainly be useful for larger projects and for extended work on features / docsets - being able to quickly setup a couple of custom views without having to define more content folders or write down the incantations for collaborators would make it much easier to work on things.
This would certainly be useful for larger projects and for extended work on features / docsets - being able to quickly setup a couple of custom views without having to define more content folders or write down the incantations for collaborators would make it much easier to work on things.
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That's an interesting Idea. I was thinking about it more and it would be cool to save the view state (filter + sort) and be able to recall it easily. Then if you had a set of saved views, you could pick one as the dashboard default for content and media.
Maybe the saved views can be named and you can select one in a 'select' field. Then next to the 'Clear' button, you have 'Save' and 'Set Default'.
Originally posted by @zivbk1 in https://github.com/estruyf/vscode-front-matter/issues/182#issuecomment-975631857
This would certainly be useful for larger projects and for extended work on features / docsets - being able to quickly setup a couple of custom views without having to define more content folders or write down the incantations for collaborators would make it much easier to work on things.