Feature Requests

Add the option to make reoccuring events in the timeline such as festivals or days of worship that always fall on the same day after their initial founding day. So for example on a specific date a city was saved and then each year on that day on they have a festival to honour the sacrifices of the fallen.

It would be great to be able to add a short block of descriptive text to accompany timeline events. Some (many) of my events don't need a whole page, but do need a little more description than just a title. Being able to put in a couple of sentences or a short paragraph to accompany the title would add a lot of depth to Timelines (and would display very well in the List view).

Would be great to be able to add a Date block on an article, and an option to add items to a timeline with a search of Date Block and tag filters (for example, any article with a date block and including the tags 'event' and 'Kingdom of Thisplaceland' gets added to a 'Thisplaceland timeline'). This would make building timelines from article workflows very easy and dynamic

I have only one forward era, starting "year 0". Before this "modern era", I have two "backward era", from -100.000 to -3500" and from "-3499 to -1" Is it possible to have multiple "backward eras" to handle this ?

Most calendars have a feature to focus on current date through a single click. It would be great to be able to set a current date and focus on that date immediately.

We can currently set image to an event have it show up in list and gantt views. But if the image is not in correct dimensions, it will show up as cropped. I want to be able to reposition event images just like how we can do for sidebar images. For example; portraits will only show neck location for cards. If we could reposition focus point, we can see the face even when it is cropped.

Would love to be able to nest events on a timeline. Currently, we can have a 'War of the Ring' event, and a 'Battle for Helms Deep' event, but they don't visually link to each other on the timeline or really relate to each other in any way.

All calendars start at year 1 on the same day, and there’s no way to define a correspondence between them. So year 1 of every calendar correspond to every others' year 1. In practice, when working with multiple calendars (e.g., Gregorian, Persian, or a custom fantasy calendar), you need to be able to say: “Day X, Year Y of Calendar A corresponds to Day Z, Year W of Calendar B.” This would allow: Proper alignment of historical events across different cultures. Worldbuilding scenarios where different peoples measure time differently but still share a reference point. More accurate conversion when using real-world inspired calendars. Without anchor dates, every calendar is “floating” with respect to the others, which makes multi-calendar timelines very hard to manage. Thanks Braden for your hard works ! Really love LegendKeeper so far it is an amazing tool!

Sometimes the deep lore of a setting includes events in deep prehistoric past that can't be reliably nailed down to a specific year (whether a straight-up "???" way or "Thousands of years ago" way), before they emerge into more concrete history, and it would be nice to be able to represent those somehow.

Please add a way to change the month abbreviations, similar to the era abbreviations. Months in my calendar system look identical to one another because automatic abbreviations reducing my months to their similar prefixes and makes it impossible to differentiate the months in Gantt view.