I want all cards to be created in a particular list, so these are reviewed before changing list (status). It would be helpful to avoid creating a card in any list other than the one particular list.
Can the button "add card" at the bottom of a list be disabled?
Slightly modified from Raegan's answer. As I'm guessing creating from templates is seen as just making a copy by Butler.
When a card without the <exception1> label and without the <exception2> label is added to a board, move the card to the top of list "One Particular List"
You can also use a chrome extension to overwrite the css, though you'd need to enforce it on all the team members. Only recently found out that Pro for Trello extension has this option, but I've been using the more generic StyleBot to mess with the css so far. Its not watertight as, if you go first enter the board via a card url it won't kick in, only when you enter via the board url or refresh while on the board.
Haven't tested (just messing with Chrome Inspect tool) but this should work maybe?
.card-composer-container{ display: none }
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First part of the answer still stands of course, the chrome extension stuff was just extra
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when a card is created in the board, move the card to the top of list "One Particular List"
This will move any card not created in the list you want to the other list
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The "create" does not work with cards created from templates, which is what I want to enforce.
Also, I already have rules that when cards are added with certain "tags", these are moved to certain lists.
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