actualNoteContentPart: ## Why does my scheduled event show as gray?
  If you have read about applying custom colors to your tasks, but your task is not showing up with the expected color, there is a good chance that the scheduled task is not included in the Task Domain you are viewing. 
  
  [We explain various options to work around this on the Calendar Coloring help page](https://www.amplenote.com/help/color_calendar_events#Why_do_my_calendar_events%2Ftasks_appear_gray_(lacking_color)%2C_even_after_I_followed_the_steps_above_to_apply_a_color%3F) .
  
  ## Why can't I include every task from everywhere on my calendar?
  This can seem desirable when you first open your account, but it becomes increasingly problematic as you grow the number of projects you are managing, and the collection of friends and co-workers that you share notes with. 
  
  If not for "calendar task inclusion" being controlled by the Task Domain's tags, then any task that was scheduled in any note that was shared with you would show up on your calendar. Any note that you just wanted to create as a little "throwaway plan for the day" would also show all of its scheduled tasks on your calendar as well. If you started by importing notes from an existing app like Evernote or Todoist, you might have hundreds of outdated tasks showing on your calendar before you even begin using Amplenote. 
  
  These are the reasons why we request that users designate some one or more tags that can be looked at to control which tasks should be shown on your calendar. Once you finish the initial set up, it will be trivial to swap between a calendar that shows "work" vs "weekend" tasks, or ["project A" vs "project B" tasks](https://www.amplenote.com/help/work_on_tasks_in_project#How_do_nested%2Fhierarchical_tags_work%3F_How_can_I_manage_multiple_projects_with_them%3F) .
  
  Still, if enough users were to vote for this feature on our product roadmap boards, we would consider trying to find some way to enable it. At the end of the day, we are always striving to create delighted users.
  
  ## Can I create notes that are automatically tagged so they're included on the calendar?
  Yes -- when you use the note reference syntax by starting your note link with @&, then the note you create (or link to) will receive the same tags as the current note, [as described on our note linking help page](https://www.amplenote.com/help/double-bracket-note-link-syntax#Applying_the_current_note's_tags_to_the_linked_note) .
processedNoteContent: ---
  title: Using Calendar Task Domains
  headers: ## Why does my scheduled event show as gray?
  ---
  Why does my scheduled event show as gray?
  If you have read about applying custom colors to your tasks, but your task is not showing up with the expected color, there is a good chance that the scheduled task is not included in the Task Domain you are viewing. [We explain various options to work around this on the Calendar Coloring help page](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   . 
  Why can't I include every task from everywhere on my calendar?
  This can seem desirable when you first open your account, but it becomes increasingly problematic as you grow the number of projects you are managing, and the collection of friends and co-workers that you share notes with. If not for "calendar task inclusion" being controlled by the Task Domain's tags, then any task that was scheduled in any note that was shared with you would show up on your calendar. Any note that you just wanted to create as a little "throwaway plan for the day" would also show all of its scheduled tasks on your calendar as well. If you started by importing notes from an existing app like Evernote or Todoist, you might have hundreds of outdated tasks showing on your calendar before you even begin using Amplenote. These are the reasons why we request that users designate some one or more tags that can be looked at to control which tasks should be shown on your calendar. Once you finish the initial set up, it will be trivial to swap between a calendar that shows "work" vs "weekend" tasks, or ["project A" vs "project B" tasks](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   . Still, if enough users were to vote for this feature on our product roadmap boards, we would consider trying to find some way to enable it. At the end of the day, we are always striving to create delighted users. 
  Can I create notes that are automatically tagged so they're included on the calendar?
  Yes -- when you use the note reference syntax by starting your note link with @&, then the note you create (or link to) will receive the same tags as the current note, [as described on our note linking help page](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   .
noteTitle: Using Calendar Task Domains