Option to add a Sub Stack
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Option to add a Sub Stack
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Option to add a Sub Stack
Not creating "sub-stacks", we'll be sticking with the current structure. Lists (collections of Stacks) >> Stacks (Groups of related Cards)
Thanks for this!
I’d love to understand the use case and how you would see stacks with stacks coming together.
This is really where the idea of lists came from is that a list is a collection of stacks. So a stack is a mid-level category like books I read last year where is a list is used more like all my books.
Does the list and stack hierarchy work for your use case?
@Kyle Hudson, > I understand that lists act as collections of stacks, and stacks serve as mid-level categories. However, I was suggesting the ability to create sub-stacks within a stack. This would allow for more granular organization within a single stack rather than having to create multiple lists.
For example, if I had a stack for ‘Web Development,’ I might want sub-stacks for ‘Frontend,’ ‘Backend,’ and ‘DevOps’ within that same stack. Does that make sense in the context of your current structure?
Also, I haven’t come across the list option in the website/app since I joined. Is this something that’s coming soon or a premium feature?
@Justice Ikomi, oh interesting, got it. Wonder if “sections” or “groups” within a stack could also do this, but I see your point about the smaller sets
@Justice Ikomi, yes, lists is in the Plus and Pro plans. Happy to send you a month of Plus if you want to try it.
@Kyle Hudson, Oh that'd be great, thank you, I see you already have lists.
The reason I was excited to join the platform was that I wanted a Stacklist that could replace my Chrome Home Page. In my use case, I wanted to create a stack for 'Google Workspace' and another for 'Design Tools' so I could easily access my most visited sites. Having sub-stacks (or sections/groups within a stack) would help me further organize links without needing to create too many separate stacks.
@Justice Ikomi, just sent you an email with a Plus coupon code. Can’t wait to see your lists!
@Kyle Hudson, thanks!