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content/support/faq/faq.general.001.md

@@ -6,12 +6,16 @@ question: "How do I contribute to documentation?"
 
 Back to the [FAQ](/support/faq)
 
-### Q: How do I contribute to documentation?
-
+{{< question>}}
+# How do I contribute to documentation?
 I would like to contribute a small change to the documentation.
+
 In general, how should I go about submitting patches to the documentation?
 I cannot find a Git repository containing the documentation.
+{{< /question >}}
 
-A: All our public repositories are listed here: https://github.com/GothenburgBitFactory
+{{< answer >}}
+All our public repositories are listed here: https://github.com/GothenburgBitFactory
 
 Simply clone, modify, and create a pull-request.
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.general.002.md

@@ -6,8 +6,10 @@ question: "Are there any plans to create a package for <system>?"
 
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-### Q: Are there any plans to create a package for <system>?
-
-A: We don't do packaging, the community generally steps up.
+{{< question >}}
+### Are there any plans to create a package for \<system\>?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
+We don't do packaging, the community generally steps up.
 Contact your distro and make a request.
-
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.general.003.md

@@ -3,10 +3,13 @@ title: "Taskwarrior - FAQ"
 topic: "General"
 question: "What is the project's coding style?"
 ---
+Back to the [FAQ](/support/faq)
 
-Q: Is there somewhere information about the coding style for the different programming languages used?
-
-A: Make all changes and additions such that they blend in perfectly with the surrounding code, so it looks like only one person worked on the source, and that person is rigidly consistent.
+{{< question "What is the project's coding style?" >}}
+Is there somewhere information about the coding style for the different programming languages used?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
+Make all changes and additions such that they blend in perfectly with the surrounding code, so it looks like only one person worked on the source, and that person is rigidly consistent.
 
 That's the general guideline, but to be more explicit about it, here are some of the rules:
 
@@ -16,3 +19,4 @@ That's the general guideline, but to be more explicit about it, here are some of
 * No cuddled braces
 
 https://github.com/GothenburgBitFactory/taskwarrior/blob/develop/doc/devel/contrib/coding_style.md
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.general.004.md

@@ -1,16 +1,18 @@
 ---
 title: "Taskwarrior - FAQ"
 topic: "General"
-question: "Which principles build the foundation for task?"
+question: "Which principles build the foundation for Taskwarrior?"
 ---
 
 Back to the [FAQ](/support/faq)
 
-Q: Which principles build the foundation for task?
-
-A:
+{{< question >}}
+### Which principles build the foundation for Taskwarrior?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
 * Open source is the best way to write software
 * Open formats like JSON don't restrict users
 * Flexibility with lots of features yields strange and wonderful real-world use-cases
 * Scriptability is good
 * Performance is important
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.001.md

@@ -5,10 +5,12 @@ question: "How do I implement Pomodoro?"
 ---
 
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-
-### Q: How do I implement Pomodoro?
-
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I implement Pomodoro?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
 Taskwarrior currently doesn't support the pomodoro technique, not because it doesn't have all the necessary features, but because it has no way to notify the user if a given point in time has arrived.
 Remember: most of the time, Taskwarrior isn't running.
 
 You can however use the pomodoro timer or any other timer software (KTeaTimer, Gnome's Tea Timer, Gnome's pomodoro shell extension, pyStopWatch, or any of the many timers out there), together with Taskwarrior to manage and prioritize your ToDo list.
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.002.md

@@ -5,13 +5,15 @@ question: "How do I remove an attribute?"
 ---
 
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-
-### Q: How do I remove an attribute?
-
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I remove an attribute?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
 Modify the attribute and give it a blank value:
 
 ```
 $ task 16 modify due:
 ```
 
 Taskwarrior doesn't store blank values, so it deletes the attribute.
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.003.md

@@ -6,8 +6,10 @@ question: "How do I list tasks that have no project?"
 
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-### Q: How do I list tasks that have no project?
-
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I list tasks that have no project?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
 There are a few ways:
 
 ```
@@ -27,3 +29,4 @@ $ task project.not: list
 $ task project != '' list
 $ task +PROJECT list
 ```
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.004.md

@@ -6,8 +6,10 @@ question: "How do I filter tasks containing words that are also commands?"
 
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-### Q: How do I filter tasks containing words that are also commands?
-
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I filter tasks containing words that are also commands?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
 I have tasks with descriptions such as:
 
 ```
@@ -37,3 +39,4 @@ $ task -- info
 
 The `--` operator is a directive that tells Taskwarrior to just treat all subsequent arguments as plain words.
 It is also a good way to add a description that might contain things like `dep:`, `proj:`, tags or modifiers.
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.005.md

@@ -6,12 +6,15 @@ question: "How do I hide the change history when using the info report?"
 
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-### Q: How do I hide the change history when using the `info` report?
-
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I hide the change history when using the `info` report?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
 You need to turn off journaling, like this:
 
 ```
 $ task config journal.info off
 ```
 
 See `man taskrc` for more details.
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.006.md

@@ -6,8 +6,10 @@ question: "How do I list tasks scheduled today?"
 
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-### Q: How do I list tasks scheduled today?
-
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I list tasks scheduled today?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
 To filter tasks within a date range:
 
 ```
@@ -21,3 +23,4 @@ Alternately, do this:
 $ task scheduled.after:today and scheduled.before:tomorrow list
 ```
 
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.007.md

@@ -6,8 +6,10 @@ question: "How do I bring back a task that I completed or deleted by mistake?"
 
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-### Q: How do I bring back a task that I completed or deleted by mistake?
-
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I bring back a task that I completed or deleted by mistake?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
 Simply changing the `status` of the task to `pending` is enough, Taskwarrior takes care of the rest:
 
 ```
@@ -20,3 +22,4 @@ Here is how to see the 10 most recently completed or deleted tasks, with the mos
 ```
 $ task limit:10 \( status:completed or status:deleted \) rc.report.all.sort:end- all
 ```
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.008.md

@@ -6,8 +6,11 @@ question: "How do I improve output readability?"
 
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-### Q: How do I improve output readability?
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I improve output readability?
+{{< /question >}}
 
+{{< answer >}}
 You can use line breaks which allow blank lines between sort keys.
 See [Report](/docs/report/#custom-reports) for details.
 You can also use alternating line colors setting, which helps visually separate the tasks.
@@ -20,3 +23,4 @@ $ task color legend
 ```
 
 Most color themes already support this.
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.009.md

@@ -6,8 +6,11 @@ question: "How do I set the wait date to be 2 days before the due date?"
 
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-### Q: How do I set the wait date to be 2 days before the due date?
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I set the wait date to be 2 days before the due date?
+{{< /question >}}
 
+{{< answer >}}
 Taskwarrior can do date math, so use this:
 
 ```
@@ -22,3 +25,4 @@ You can also verify that date using the `calc` command:
 $ task calc eom-2days
 2018-01-30T00:00:00
 ```
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.010.md

@@ -6,8 +6,10 @@ question: "How do I create a traditional GTD Next Actions list?"
 
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-### Q: How do I create a traditional GTD Next Actions list?
-
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I create a traditional GTD Next Actions list?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
 I am looking to create a custom report that lists all pending tasks without a project and the single most urgent from each project.
 
 The report you describe is not possible as a single custom report because it combines multiple independent filters.
@@ -19,3 +21,4 @@ Like this:
 <https://taskwarrior.org/download/gtdnext.sh>
 
 It's a bash script, and easily modifiable.
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.011.md

@@ -6,11 +6,13 @@ question: "How do you run a report listing recurring task templates?"
 
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-Q: List recurring task templates
+{{< question >}}
+### List recurring task templates
 
 How do you run a report listing recurring task templates?
-
-A: Using the built in reports:
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
+Using the built in reports:
 
 task status:recurring all
 Note that you have to use `all` because the rest of the built in reports impose a status filter like `status:pending` or similar.
@@ -26,3 +28,4 @@ report.templates.filter=status:recurring
 A: As a hack, you can also use `task status:recurring or status:recurring list`, which would translate to the filter `status:pending and status:recurring or status:recurring`.
 
 A: 'info' and 'export' also have no filter.
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.012.md

@@ -6,8 +6,10 @@ question: "Why have attribute modifiers rather than the more readable and algebr
 
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-### Q: Why have attribute modifiers (`urgency.over:10`) rather than the more readable and algebraic form (`urgency>10`)?
-
+{{< question >}}
+### Why have attribute modifiers (`urgency.over:10`) rather than the more readable and algebraic form (`urgency>10`)?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
 Taskwarrior already supports both forms.
 The algebraic form requires that you escape any characters that the shell will otherwise interpret.
 
@@ -40,3 +42,4 @@ noword            desc.noword:Hello  desc !~ '\bHello\b'  Boundaried word non-ma
 ```
 
 See 'man task', for the `ATTRIBUTE MODIFIERS` and `EXPRESSIONS AND OPERATORS` sections.
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.013.md

@@ -6,11 +6,14 @@ question: "How do I pipe a UUID into another task command?"
 
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-### Q: How do I pipe a UUID into another task command?
-
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I pipe a UUID into another task command?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
 You can use Bash subprocess syntax to achieve this:
 
 ```
 $ task $(task _uuids +FOO) modify -FOO +BAR
 ```
 
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.014.md

@@ -6,11 +6,14 @@ question: "How do I get the UUID of the last task added?"
 
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-### Q: How do I get the UUID of the last task added?
-
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I get the UUID of the last task added?
+{{< /question >}}
+{{< answer >}}
 There is a `LATEST` virtual tag for just this.
 It corresponds to the most recently added task.
 
 ```
 $ task +LATEST uuids
 ```
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.015.md

@@ -6,8 +6,11 @@ question: "How do I change many due dates using one command?"
 
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-### Q: How do I change many due dates using one command?
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I change many due dates using one command?
+{{< /question >}}
 
+{{< answer >}}
 Something come up yesterday and completely derailed my day.
 As a result, I have many tasks that need to be rescheduled to today.
 What command can I use to change the due date of tasks I missed yesterday to be due today?
@@ -19,3 +22,4 @@ $ task +OVERDUE mod due:today
 ```
 
 Depending on whether you want all overdue tasks or not, you'll need to adjust the filter.
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.016.md

@@ -6,8 +6,11 @@ question: "How do I search for tasks?"
 
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-### Q: How do I search for tasks?
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I search for tasks?
+{{< /question >}}
 
+{{< answer >}}
 There are several ways to search the description and annotations of your tasks.
 The first is to simply look for a search term:
 
@@ -27,3 +30,4 @@ Regular expressions support sophisticated search terms:
 ```
 $ task /[A-Z]../ list
 ```
+{{< /answer >}}

content/support/faq/faq.task.017.md

@@ -6,11 +6,15 @@ question: "How do I create a task that recurs on more than one day of the week?"
 
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-### Q: How do I create a task that recurs on more than one day of the week?
+{{< question >}}
+### How do I create a task that recurs on more than one day of the week?
+{{< /question >}}
 
+{{< answer >}}
 This is not supported, but you can simulate this by creating multiple tasks due weekly on different days:
 
 ```
 $ task add Do the thing due:monday recur:weekly
 $ task add Do the thing due:friday recur:weekly
 ```
+{{< /answer >}}