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says:I love RTM, but it is not optimized for larger screens, so I made some modifications
view them here:
I'm using these scripts:
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/25050
currently the script does:
-Removes Cow
-Widens RTM to 1280px
-Moves Search To left column
-Moves tag cloud to left column
-moves status message to top left
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/25046
and here is the RTMEnhanced Script:
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/26057
comments,suggestions?
Posted at 1:11am on May 7, 2008
says:format got a little messed up, here are the scripts I'm using (in addition to rtmenhanced)
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/25050
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/25046
Posted at 1:12am on May 7, 2008
says:Great script! Good use of screen real estate.
I decreased the width of the page to 1260, I got a horisontal slider otherwise. That moved the details box to the left, overlapping the task box. Using Stylish I decreased the width of the task box so the overlap disappeared.
Also, I can't get this to work under https?
My favorite Stylish line:
#list [height: 4px !important;]
Moves the links at the bottom "About Blog" etc at the top.
Posted at 8:08am on May 7, 2008
says:@rajjan
thanks for the tips, I incorporated all of your suggestions into rtmenhanced, you can get the new version at the link above
Posted at 5:29pm on May 7, 2008
Oh my, you are brilliant! I thought about splitting the cloud from the task properties window as a solution for the scrolling sidebar, and there you go!
Using it right now :)
I see the script makes many many changes, peharps it would help to make the changes more easily switchable, like the tag cloud colorizer script. For example, I would love to get the tags back to after the task name, as opposed to on a line below the name.
All in all amazing work, I love how all these scripts come together to create the best interface to our needs.
Thanks alot, jgallen23 ;D
Posted at 5:51pm on May 8, 2008
says:would it be easier to have all the features in separate scripts for each feature or have options in the js file?
Posted at 7:11pm on May 8, 2008
I'm not fond of having too many scripts (I already have like 6), so I'd go with the consolidation in one js file, with options.
Posted at 10:05pm on May 8, 2008
says:I also agree that it's easier to have fewer scripts with options like in tag cloud colorizer.
I tried this script at home where I have a really wide screen and ended up having large white areas at the sides of the screen. Would it be possible to have configurable widths of the three parts of the screen (tag cloud, tasks, details)? That would be great!
Also (is it Christmas already?) it would be nice if the tag cloud scrolled down when the task list is really long like the details box does. Preferably like in the GM script "Disable sidebar scroll" which makes it move faster.
Bzpilman: delete or comment out line 17 (addGlobalStyle('.xtd_tag { display:block; padding-left: 15px;}'); ) and you get the tags at the end instead.
Posted at 7:09am on May 9, 2008
Thanks rajjan! I tried doing away with the whole /* MOVE TASK TAGS */ section before asking it here, but it rendered the script useless. I gave up too early, not realizing the script was not being executed because there was a reference (the one and only, actually) to the function at the bottom of the script, in the last section.
So, after your pointer (that it should work indeed), I ended up just commenting the reference at the end, leaving the section proper unchanged for easier converting back, just in case.
The tags below the tasks really confuse me, as my font for the task list is smallish, so it becomes a little letter puzzle.
Now, I see how not having the tag cloud scroll is a bummer for most people. But me, I'm in heaven. The task properties dashlet scrolls as it needs be, and my too big tag cloud stays in place so it's usable (it's not when it keeps bouncing around). Great script, man!
Posted at 1:47am on May 10, 2008
says:jgallen23: One part of your excellent script let's the user define what regular lists to show as tabs. Is it possible to do the same for smart lists? I have several that are used only in other smart lists and would like to hide.
Posted at 9:25am on May 21, 2008
Fantastic work, thank you! Makes RTM much more usable for my task management style.
I did muck about with some of the "non-muckable" code to make it a little easier for me to read. I get distracted very easily and so needed a bit more padding around stuff and I liked my headings to be differentiated a bit more from the tasks beneath them. http://www.juneauhotspot.com/pub/project-example.png
Is there any way to:
1. Make the Headers larger?
2. Put more space between each of the Tags?
3. Alternative to #2, put each tag on a separate line?
Thanks again!
Jason
Posted at 10:34pm on May 22, 2008
Sorry for my previous post - I was commenting on the color tag cloud script on this thread by mistake.
I am also using RTM enhanced with it and both are wonderful together. Thank you for your skillz!
Jason
Posted at 12:39am on May 23, 2008
says:I just posted a new version
0.2
-cleaned up code
-ability to enable/disable features in config section
-ability to change width in config
-Current Tags:
-show all tags of current view (under task info)
-be able to append to current view from a tag
-be able to remove a tag from current view
-lower list font size
-moved tags to 2nd column in tag list

Posted at 5:26pm on May 24, 2008
says:script is still here: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/26057
Posted at 5:27pm on May 24, 2008
says:Nice addition with the tag+ and tag-, which lets the user create search list criteria by clicking on + or -. I was a little afraid to use this feature at first, would I delete tags from the tasks shown, but it fills the search box one step at a time. Great work!
No news on the hide smart lists front?
Posted at 8:01am on May 26, 2008
says:rajjan - hiding smart lists will be in the next release for sure
Posted at 7:40pm on May 26, 2008
says:hi jgallen23,
i like the script but for the tag cloud on the left hand side how do you group the tags? i see you major headings and lines every four of five tabs. how you do that? thanks...
Posted at 7:53am on May 27, 2008
says:That part is from the Grease Monkey script Tag Cloud Colorizer, look in this thread at the end: http://www.rememberthemilk.com/forums/tips/2943/
Posted at 8:06am on May 27, 2008
says:For some strange reason, when I use this script, the footer (containing the "About", "Blog", etc. links) are super imposed the main area. Anyone else have this problem or know how to fix?
Thanks
Posted at 4:35pm on July 13, 2008
I've got the same problem as well. My solution is to hide them by adding codes to hide the footer into the script.
addGlobalStyle(.....+
'.appfootercontent { margin-left: 20px;display:none !important;}'+
'.appfooter {display:none !important;})
hope that it's helpful :)
Posted at 2:01pm on August 3, 2008