Rich Tabor

<h4>Editor-friendly blocks</h4>
While diving into this project I’ve explored a few areas where I can improve my personal publishing flow. The first was bringing editor comments into Gutenberg with my <a href="https://richtabor.com/markdown-comment/?utm_source=wp-org&utm_medium=todo-list-block&utm_campaign=readme" rel="nofollow ugc">Markdown Comment block</a>, and this Todo List block.
Todo List is a simple, editor-only block designed to quickly add tasks directly within the editor.
Todo List makes it easy to keep track of those tasks, all in the context of a particular post. You may also use it to add a publishing checklist to the post, such as using a headline analyzer, adding featured images, adding social images, etc.
<h4>Transforms</h4>
I’m a huge fan of blocks transforms and how they improve the WordPress publishing experience. Being able to morph a block into another, without loosing content/attributes, is a powerful way to level-up editing.
That saying, you may transform paragraph text, list items and even editorial comments added by Markdown Comment directly into actionable todos, just like you can in the iOS Notes app for example. You may even take multiple blocks of the sort and convert them all into a single todo list.
Todo List also supports block prefixes, which are keyboard shortcuts in a sense, to toss blocks in the editor with a few keystrokes. Adding <code>[]</code>, or <code>-[]</code> plus the <code>space</code> key will add a Todo List to the page.

Todo List Block

It works as advertised, I just wish there were some more features such as:

- Font size & font color options (per list item).
- Option to also display on the front end.
- Option to indent each list item, so we can have "category" items. This (maybe) would  not be necessary if we had the choice to change the font color and size per list item.

On the other hand, this plugin as it is, is still very useful, and the zip file is only 16kb, so adding things in and multiplying the file size by a a lot, may be it won't be worth it.

Nevertheless, I am sticking to my 5 star rating for this.

Good Start.

Add todo lists to posts that render only within the block editor.

ARWD

Are you a web designer or developer? Or are you creating a plugin or a theme? Are you finding hard to keep track of your tasks or your notepad is just untidy?
Add this useful tool to keep your project tasks in one place, right inside WordPress. Dashboard To-Do List adds a widget to your Admin Dashboard where you can write and manage a to-do list, then optionally show it as a collapsible floating panel on the frontend of your site.
Plugin Features
<ul>
<li>Add, edit, and delete to-do items directly from the Admin Dashboard</li>
<li>Mark an item as complete (shown with a strikethrough on the frontend but stays in your list) or delete items to remove them from your list</li>
<li>Bulk Edit mode for pasting or reorganising multiple items at once</li>
<li>Display the list as a collapsible floating panel on your website</li>
<li>Choose left or right positioning for the frontend panel</li>
<li>Pick a custom colour for the frontend panel</li>
<li>Control which user roles can see the dashboard widget</li>
<li>Control which user roles (including guests) can see the frontend panel</li>
</ul>

Dashboard To-Do List

I love this plugin, perfect to help creating websites!
It would be great to choose left or right position and why not randomize the list order to improve productivity and add checkbox.

wonderful plugin but a couple of bugs

This plugin is fantastic. I'm adding it to every client site so that we can keep notes between team members.

Simple and Elegant!

A simple dashboard to-do list widget with the option to display your list as a floating panel on your website.

Todo List Block vs Dashboard To-Do List