Is there a way to display the Label of an Issue next to the Epic-Link on the backlock view?
When adding the Label on the Configure Card Layout Settings, the Label will be shown below the Issue summary.
I'd like a style which is more like this (old styling maybe?):
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAKB/Epic+Tag+or+Label+is+missing+on+Sprint+board
We currently use a CSS hack to display it like this:
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Go to Configure board, Card layout, and select Labels under Backlog - > Field Name.
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This will display the Labels belowe the Issue summary, I'd like to display the Labels next to the Issue summary.
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I'm having this struggle as well ... has there been anything new recently that helps me achieve this?
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this is driving me crazy.
I know I can add up to 3 fields onto the card, by configuring the card layout in the Board Settings.
However, when I add a label field, it doesn't show on the card.
Any ideas if this is possible?
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no longer working - JIRA just renders whatever you put in the banner field
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We've added the following snippet to the Announcement Banner HTML text:
<style type="text/css"> .ghx-issue-compact .ghx-issue-content { display:flex; } </style>
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