Recurring tasks "pushed to the right"

[Freddie Kruger]

When setting up recurring tasks and then editing/modifying the main task for each of them as needed, in the gannt chart view, as I scroll down the page to do so, it "pushes" the tasks further and further to the right of the screen as I scroll down the page, to the point where I can't even see the task names for the tasks that are furthest down the page. Can someone please help?

 

[Jan De Messemaeker]

Hi Freddie,
Any new task is inserted at the online level of the task above it.
I hav teh impression that each of your recurri,ng tasks (which are summary
tasks, actually) has been inserted at the level of the previous detail task
(be it onel evel down from the previous header).
It's definitely not teh scrolling that causes this!
Select the recurring task itself, click "Outdent" (a turquoise arrow
pointing left) as many times as necessary to position the ttasks where you
need them.
HTH

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When setting up recurring tasks and then editing/modifying the main task

for each of them as needed, in the gannt chart view, as I scroll down the
page to do so, it "pushes" the tasks further and further to the right of the
screen as I scroll down the page, to the point where I can't even see the
task names for the tasks that are furthest down the page. Can someone
please help?

 

[Steve House]

Did you use the actual "insert recurring task" menu option or did you try to
put them in one at a time?


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When setting up recurring tasks and then editing/modifying the main task

for each of them as needed, in the gannt chart view, as I scroll down the
page to do so, it "pushes" the tasks further and further to the right of the
screen as I scroll down the page, to the point where I can't even see the
task names for the tasks that are furthest down the page. Can someone
please help?