Is there a way to graphically differentiate empty folders from those with content?
In an attempt to standardize things (mostly for work), we have begun to copy a standard folder structure into each new project. For instance, each project will have an Administration folder, a Code folder, a Correspondence folder, and so on. These folders also have a multitude of folders within them as well.
This works well towards the end of projects, where most of the folders are populated with related content, but could be a real pain when looking for things not yet received/created and clicking through empty folders.
So, like the title says, is there a way to graphically differentiate empty folders from those with content? Can empty folders be grayed out or something? Or can populated folders be shown in a way to clearly show they have content within them?
Come to think of it, I guess we can add a Tag for populated folders.....any other ideas for a more automatic approach? Thanks.
In an attempt to standardize things (mostly for work), we have begun to copy a standard folder structure into each new project. For instance, each project will have an Administration folder, a Code folder, a Correspondence folder, and so on. These folders also have a multitude of folders within them as well.
This works well towards the end of projects, where most of the folders are populated with related content, but could be a real pain when looking for things not yet received/created and clicking through empty folders.
So, like the title says, is there a way to graphically differentiate empty folders from those with content? Can empty folders be grayed out or something? Or can populated folders be shown in a way to clearly show they have content within them?
Come to think of it, I guess we can add a Tag for populated folders.....any other ideas for a more automatic approach? Thanks.
