@Noushka, To assist you we need knowledge and experience, or to teach ourself ToDoNow and the related plugins by @telmiger so I mention him here.
- But first, Have you being using ToDoNow much or are you looking At using it now?
- The reason I ask is because if you are starting out it would be better to start with the latest version of tiddlyWiki and perhaps newer plugins and solutions.
- It may be worth taking a copy of your wiki and upgrade it, then if everything is still working make your changes on the latest version.
Some quick notes. If you can find a difference between when viewing it as a subtask but not as a related tasks.
- Put the following in a task and see if it gives a different value, in different views.
StoryTiddler=<<StoryTiddler>>
thisTiddler=<<thisTiddler>>
currentTiddler=<<currentTiddler>>
- Lets say one variable shows “Meine ToDos” and another the items tiddler name. You can write a conditional display section.
A Conditional display section example
<$list filter ="[<varname>match[Meine ToDos]]">
Do this only when in Meine ToDos
eg details
</$list>
- This could be changed to NOT with !
[<varname>!match[Meine ToDos]] - Try and do this so it applies to all tiddlers, not needing to be put in all tiddlers.
@Noushka, @telmiger may be able answer your second question easily but this can be fiddly to answer without looking at the code. If the two elements “Suche and Alle Projekte”, are already in the same tiddler you may be able to;
- Add
\whitespace trimat the top of the tiddler - Remove additional blank lines between the two
- Remove a
<br>between the two?
Let us see if my notes above can help you, @telmiger or others familiar with ToDoNow can help you, and failing that we can give you more help to solve your problem.
- The most important thing to remember is it can be solved, quite easily with knowledge of your setup.