On Apr 21, 2009, at 7:45 PM, Elise Springer wrote:
> NIce elegant site!
Yes, and so are yours, Elise. Not to take anything away from Judith's
at all. It is very nice.
Sincerely,
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Eric Weir
Decatur, GA USA
eew...@bellsouth
NIce elegant site!
One further thing you (or others accessing this thread) might want to
do, in making a website that is not distracting to people whose
reasons for visiting are unrelated to TiddlyWiki, is use the
excludeLists tag on anything you don't want in the Index or Timeline,
as well as to
Thank you all, for the almost instantanious and complete answers.
>From how I formulated my question I think you can imagine that I liked
Eric's first answer most. But I surely do appreciate the elaborated
additional input.
And yes Alex, for web access you would often prefer less TW details,
but I
> readOnly = (document.location.protocol!='file:');
>
> The 'location' in document.location is called the javascript location property
> Its saying "If the document location protocol, the part of a URL that
> is "http:" or "file:" , is UNTURE ("!=" means untrue in Javascript)
> then set the variab
I found that once I removed one item for web viewing, i wanted to
remove more. This is what I did:
ConfigTweaks
---
config.options.chkHttpReadOnly = true;
readOnly = (document.location.protocol!='file:');
The 'location' in document.location is called the javascript location prope
> I have seen things like "Authoring-mode" and other heavy
> plugins like "ThemeSwitching" that i.m.o. go far beyond what I need.
Just for the record, you don't always need a plugin; you could create a
simple read-only mode theme* with a customized ViewTemplate:
|ViewTemplateReadOnly|##View
> So, my question is how I can accomplish this simple change through the
> "standard API", e.g. with a tiny systemConfig-tagged tiddler?
config.commands.editTiddler.hideReadOnly=true;
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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