Way to hide List name in Reminders?

[automan98]

I have one and only one list under My Lists called Reminders. When I open the Scheduled, Today or Flagged, all my tasks show Reminders underneath each task. Really annoying since I only have one List. Is it possible to have Reminders not show the List name in those "views" when there's only one List? I don't see any options for that anywhere. Thank you.

 

[chabig]

I’m looking on my iPad and I don’t see anything titled “My Lists”. Likewise, when I select Scheduled, Today or Flagged, the list I get is titled Scheduled, Today or Flagged, not “Reminders”.

 

[automan98]

Weird. What you have is what I want! I see "Reminders" show on my Mac and iPhone below each task. And I don't see iCloud listed like you do. Mine shows "My Lists" - and I'm using iCloud.

 

[chabig]

For what it’s worth, my iPhone looks the same. Here is an idea…go to your iCloud settings and cycle Reminders off and on again.

 

[automan98]

For what it’s worth, my iPhone looks the same. Here is an idea…go to your iCloud settings and cycle Reminders off and on again.

I did that after you reading your first response. Didn't change anything. I deleted all the reminders locally. Saw that Reminders showed nothing and then turned back on again. Same behavior.

 

[NoBoMac]

I’m looking on my iPad and I don’t see anything titled “My Lists”.

It's on my devices, but I only have iCloud. So, old OS? Pulling reminders from additional accounts? Have an "On My"?

Back to OP, can hide those. Tap circle&dots upper right, Edit Lists, uncheck what you don't want to see. Doesn't completely make screen just one list (still will have My Lists), but does clear out the clutter.

 

[automan98]

Hi @NoBoMac , that's not what I'm talking about. What I'm saying is, let's say I open Today, each task has "Reminders" under it. That's the one and only one List I have. Same thing goes for Scheduled. Each task says "Reminders" under it.

 

[NoBoMac]

Ah, then out of luck with native Reminders.

Might want to look into third party apps if this is an issue. For example, I use Calendar 366 for a unified calendar and reminder app/view and the reminders are shown without list names, just shows checkbox in color assigned to the list.

 

[automan98]

Apple just confirmed this is the default behavior for Today and Scheduled.