However, the colouring-in capability of Natara Bonsai works quite differently from that of WorkFlowy and serves a different purpose. It would only take me a minute or two to reconstruct the colour scheme of the above Bonsai outline in WorkFlowy, and the two would look fairly similar (especially if I change the dark WorkFlowy theme to a light one).
That is definitely true and I do make use of those tools in my WorkFlowy all the time. Here is a Bonsai outline (the final bullet point has a note, displayed in the pane on the right):Īnd here it is after having been pasted into WorkFlowy (note the inline note under the last bullet point):įrank Degenaar points out in the comments section that it is possible to add colour to a WorkFlowy outline as well, using the “Painter for WorkFlowy” Chrome add-on and some stylesheets using the “Stylish” add-on. WorkFlowy will not only preserve the outline hierarchy but it will also display any Bonsai outline item notes as inline WorkFlowy notes. opml file directly into a WorkFlowy bullet point. opml file using your favourite text editor (for this task I like to use Notepad++), and simply copy and paste the contents of the.
#Workflowy color install#
All you need to do is install the OPML export template from the CarbonFin website (instructions available there), then export the Bonsai outline as a. For example, when I need to organise, analyse, sort and resort large lists, or when I need to hierarchically structure some complex information, where it helps that different hierarchical levels can be displayed in different colour, to guide the eye.įortunately it is very easy to get information from Natara Bonsai back into WorkFlowy. Nevertheless, there are situations where Natara Bonsai is still my go-to choice. Natara Bonsai has long been my favourite outliner, but in the last couple of years it has been gradually displaced in my daily use by WorkFlowy, mainly because WorkFlowy syncs automatically and seamlessly across all my devices using different platforms, which is very useful for capturing notes and todos and having them always available.
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