I've created an issue to cover enhancing static HTML generation of the
interactive widgets:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/1237
> An alternative to have widgets that work in a tiddlywiki and in static
pages is to have another set of widgets prefixed 'static' - then changing
the n
An alternative to have widgets that work in a tiddlywiki and in static
pages is to have another set of widgets prefixed 'static' - then changing
the name of the widgets when building a static site - eg reveal becomes
static-reveal. The static widgets could be put in a plugin.
I think that separ
Of course, that could also go in static.template.css, which is the css
template in my server mod. Also, about the JQuery, most dropdowns, tabs,
etc. which would need JQuery to be used right are in wrappers with CSS
classes. These could be used to identify them and then guess what's what.
Just a tho
The server.js file uses static.tiddler.html for the template. The following
code would be at the end of the head element in that template. JQuery could
be used to link buttons to the associated reveal, but I don't know how that
would work for everything.
.tc-reveal { display:none; }
On Thu, Dec
Hi Arlen
On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 11:16 PM, Arlen Beiler wrote:
>
> Here is a modification to the RevealWidget that allows for other methods
> of hiding the reveal section, including Javascript in static HTML. It
> should be noted that EVERY reveal on the page will reveal. A little CSS
> will fix
Hi Arlen,
> Here is a modification to the RevealWidget that allows for other methods
> of hiding the reveal section, including Javascript in static HTML.
>
I take it, such a "forceRender" variable would be a global variable set
when rendering static pages, correct?
I would not even specifica
I wanted to let you know that I tried to drag and drop one of your
'tiddlers' and it just copied across the URL to TW.
So that works well as it is functioning more like a static site and not a
TW based Site.
I really like it.
Rich Shumaker
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Here is a modification to the RevealWidget that allows for other methods of
hiding the reveal section, including Javascript in static HTML. It should
be noted that EVERY reveal on the page will reveal. A little CSS will fix
that. This is a first step toward allowing tabs to work. If the core devs
t
What I would also find interesting is to load some tiddlers.json into each
static file (the same for all) ...with tiddler meta-data, or even the body
if anyone thinks it worthy, even the required helper functions to access
the beast, and then use some jquery magick to do stuff with it, e.g... do
Great work, Jim!
2. Per the TOC, I am not looking for a fancy one that expands and contracts
> - for now I am working on the idea that "static" remains just that, and
> doesn't have any or much of the TW Javascript magic in it.
I think you should definitely render the entire sublists, even if
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