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id: "fluxos.quadro-colunas"
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Columns are the stages of your flow: to do, in progress, in review, done — whatever makes sense for your
project.

## Create

Use **New column**, at the top of the board, and give it a name.

**The limit is 12 columns per board.** When you try the thirteenth, creation is refused — the board says it
reached the limit, instead of creating a column that would not fit.

## Adjust

In **Column settings** (in the column's menu) there are three fields:

| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| **Name** | The column's label |
| **Color** | The color that marks the column on the rail |
| **Glyph** | The column's icon |

Colors and icons come from a fixed palette. An identifier outside the palette is refused with an invalid
color or glyph error — it is not possible to save an arbitrary color.

Renaming a column does **not** move nor change any of its tasks.

## Move

**Move left** and **Move right** shift the column one position at a time. The screen works in steps
precisely so the result is predictable: each click changes the order in one place only.

## Remove

**Remove** deletes the column. What happens to its tasks is the point that matters:

- **The items go to the neighboring column. Nothing is left orphaned.** Removing a column **never** deletes
  tasks.
- **The last column is refused.** A board needs at least one column, so the panel does not let you get to
  zero.

The panel informs where the items went, naming the column that received them.

## Scope and limits

- **Removing a column is not deleting work.** If the intent was to discard the tasks, they need to be deleted
  one by one — and that is destructive.
- **The order of the columns belongs to that project's board.** It does not affect workspaces nor other
  projects.