For example, if I have 4 projects:
Project A: Past due
B: Due this week
C: Due next week
D: Due in a month
Can I make the surrounding color of Project A red (Similar to the screenshot but instead of a column a single item)? Then make project B orange, and project C yellow?
Or anything similar to this? Any ideas would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Hi Al,
I don't fully understand your question.... In project A there are only issues which are past due, in project B there are only issues due this week?
Your coloring would then just depend on the project key.
You might check https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/customizing-cards-764478020.html
and use JQL like:
Red: project = "A"
Green: project = "B"
Yellow: project = "C"
Blue: project = "D"
Is this the thing you want? Having a project with issues that are all past due doesn't make that much sense to me, but...
Best
JP
Hi JP,
All of the issues are under the same project. I should have said "issues" instead of "projects." Forgive me, I am still learning Jira's lingo.
Issue A: Past due
B: Due this week
C: Due next week
D: Due in a month
So, with that new information, same question.
Can I make the surrounding color of Issue A red (Similar to the screenshot but instead of a column a single issue)? Then make issue B orange, and issue C yellow?
Thank you.
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