In a situation such as below, if you attempt to change the activity to the empty activity, the page would reload and no change would take place.

Displaying this data in a line graph would be perfect. Can use weekly or monthly data point resolution.

After this, including date ranges might be a good idea, perhaps in a different section though.

So currently in the latest commit in the fixTextAlignmentInNotes branch, I've solved all note formatting issues. I managed to fix all formatting issues by placing the note text inside a paragraph element and giving it a ".note-text" styling, which would be applied to the notes both when a note-container is displayed, as well as stack-container. However, there was one issue still left formatting-wise when trying to apply the same class to both note & stack:

To solve that, I made a custom class for the stack notes called ".stack-text", separate from ".note-text":

.stack-text {
  text-overflow: ellipsis;
  overflow: hidden;
  display: -webkit-box !important;
  -webkit-box-orient: vertical;
}

In the NoteItem.tsx this is how additional dynamic styling is applied to make sure that multiline ellipsis is applied to the stack notes:

<p className="stack-text" style={{ WebkitLineClamp: max - min }}>
        {note.note}
</p>

This is the result.

Right now it's not possible to create a new activity, and the standard approach to "creating" a new one is to just rename a rarely used one and start using it as new.

The problem with this approach is that there's no distinguishing between projects/jobs/etc, as one keeps renaming the activity to different things. And after a few years it would be impossible to trace back a specific time period during which an activity was used for "Project A", and then afterwards for "Project B" etc.

Looking at an overview over the years, it would be cool to see when and for how long I was working on "Project A", then stopped and started "Project B", and see how my productivity and existence patterns changed as a result of changing projects/jobs.

In addition, in the Settings page under activity settings, you could display a list of "Active activities" and then have a button of "Archived activities" to show those as well? Not sure whether that would be needed, but just brainstorming here.

I know you've thought about this, but was just curious whether it's possible to implement in the current code, and whether there's a plan down the road to implement this. (For me it's getting quite pressing as I'm starting new projects and a new job :D)

I'm doing shift work and it would be nice to see how many hours I've worked for the calendar month.

Would be great if those two texts could be aligned with the Notes fields instead of the Day's whole container, as it would look a lot more appealing like that.

Currently:

When centered would be:

Currently it only closes when either Enter is pressed during editing of the note text, or when Esc button is pressed. Would be nice to quickly close it by clicking anywhere in the background of the modal.

When the text is short, it doesn't seem to horizontally center, but with a longer text it does seem to center. Vertical alignment is an issue in either case.

Create an analaytics section for counting the TOTAL amount of time spent on categories and activities from all of the years registered in the app. Not a lot of practical use, but still would be incredibly fun to see the totals :D

Firstly, could the color of the unnamed activity be changed to the default color of the category, instead of white? I don't think it's necessary to have it be white, as it messes with the overall visual.

Second, could we perhaps agree with changing the name from "Empty" to something else, like "other"? Or perhaps name it after the category name, for example, "sleep" if the category name is "sleep", or "leisure" if the category name is "leisure"? I'd personally opt for the "other" name tho. Wdyt?

Right now analytics are only displaying the amount of hours spent on categories and activities, but it would also be great to display the time spent in % of the total time of a day/week/month/year.

In a situation such as below, it would be good to have a shortcut that includes pressing some keyboard key and then clicking mouse 1 over the note for which to delete text. Should work both on single notes as well as stack notes. Shortcut idea: cmd + mouse 1.

Writing long words messes up the formatting inside the note:

What do you think about adding a little bit of analytics in the dashboard by displaying a small box with how many h each category has + percentage from the day when hover over an element, for example, name of the day?

That way you can quickly check what's your daily distribution without having to go into the Analytics page. I was just trying to test planning a day for myself by filling the whole day and thought it would be useful to see how many hours of pure work I've already planned for myself, but it felt a bit too invconvenient to go to the Analytics page to only check this one thing very briefly.

You can see that while the note is written in a single line, it's properly aligned and centered, but once you extend the stack, its formatting changes.

As shown in the screenshot below, it should show a pop-up with the full note text. The text should not be shown immediately but after perhaps a second of hovering.

See pic below. The short activity name should always be on the right of the long name and should not wrap with it.