Thank you Jeremy for clarification!
On Monday, March 16, 2020 at 5:35:57 PM UTC+3:30, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> Hi Mohammad
>
> With the current top menubar, the print page does shows the top menu bar
> in every page!
>
>
> Thanks, I’d missed that.
>
> I do not recommend to resolve this issue on
Hi Mohammad
> With the current top menubar, the print page does shows the top menu bar in
> every page!
Thanks, I’d missed that.
> I do not recommend to resolve this issue on its own.
I think it has to be solved on its own; all the visual components of a theme
need to be aware of printing (a
Hello Jeremy
> The menu bar plugin disables the two core tiddlers that display the top
> left bar and the top right bar because the core CSS clashes with the menu
> bar, and the elements themselves are not in the right place in the DOM tree
> to be part of the menu bar. So instead, there are
Hi A Gloom
The menu bar plugin disables the two core tiddlers that display the top left
bar and the top right bar because the core CSS clashes with the menu bar, and
the elements themselves are not in the right place in the DOM tree to be part
of the menu bar. So instead, there are two optional
Jeremy,
> Indeed, the intention with the new plugin is to provide something simple
> and flexible, and there’s plenty of room for different approaches.
>
My kudos, your plugin should make it easier for users to use the topbar
especially with it working with the media query for screensize-- to
Hi Jeremy,
That should be fixed now (or in a couple of minutes; the site takes 5
> minutes to rebuild). The problem was that I had browser local storage
> enabled for the prerelease which messed up some of my testing.
>
> Ha, that explains it. Never thought about that .
And yes it is working no
Hi Jeremy,
I am using TW only on a desktop PC not on mobile; you have to deal with
mobile devices as well. That's different.
On Saturday, February 29, 2020 at 4:31:53 PM UTC+1, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> Hi Ton
>
> We do have several full blown toolbars (Edit, Editor, Page and View
> toolbar) wit
Hi Ton
> On 29 Feb 2020, at 15:31, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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>> See attached No_sidebar_button.png
>>
>> On your screenshot the chevron is visible next to the search bar. On my
>> image no chevron is visible (I made a screen shot of the whole menu bar in
>> case you changed the aligning). I trie
Hi Ton
> We do have several full blown toolbars (Edit, Editor, Page and View toolbar)
> with complete configuration options via Contropl Panel > Appearance >
> Toolbars.
> Top Left bar and Top Right Bar did not have these complete configuration
> options and I expexted they would be added at a
>
> On 29 Feb 2020, at 12:16, BurningTreeC > wrote:
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> Can't we just set the top value of the titles to something like 25px
> through a plugin stylesheet?
>
>
> Yes, that’s one solution, but the trouble is that the height of the
> menubar is actually dynamic (e.g. it can wrap to two lines), an
> On 29 Feb 2020, at 12:16, BurningTreeC wrote:
>
> Can't we just set the top value of the titles to something like 25px through
> a plugin stylesheet?
Yes, that’s one solution, but the trouble is that the height of the menubar is
actually dynamic (e.g. it can wrap to two lines), and so I’m tr
Hi A Gloom
> On 29 Feb 2020, at 04:09, A Gloom wrote:
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> >.< now you make it after I prefected my topbar : D but good idea m/ I'm
> >confident will have something that will help my design >> << (you should
> >understand-- I did it my way and ain't abandoning it so quickly after all
> >the ti
Hi David
> Yes. I saw your reply to Tony. My interest is not in having a number like
> zero, just the ability to hide the topbar when I don't want it.
At the moment you can hide the topbar by removing all the menu items, or
disabling/removing the plugin.
Best wishes
Jeremy
>>
>> 6. The to
Hi Tony
> Here my ignorance is exposed but highlights a need to document such
> possibilities and "how to" for common or garden users.
Indeed, it would be good to have more of that material in the docs.
> If there is a class name or style sheet entry great, but a configurable value
> as an opt
See my replies in* ITALIC NUMBERS*
On Friday, February 28, 2020 at 3:16:27 PM UTC-6, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> Hi David
>
> 1. Yet again, Facebook is the inspiration for TiddlyWiki design and color
> choices. The transformation will be complete when we change the name to
> something that starts w
Jeremy,
Thanks so much for your rapid response. A few quick replys;
Extra space at the top of the story river can be added in a number of ways
> via CSS (eg padding-top on the body element). The challenge is that the
> menu bar can chance in height according to what entries are enabled, and so
Hi David
> 1. Yet again, Facebook is the inspiration for TiddlyWiki design and color
> choices. The transformation will be complete when we change the name to
> something that starts with F and put a white F to the left of the search bar.
> :-)
:)
The toolbar is actually the standard TW5 blu
Hi Tony
> I have recently being working on both tiddlywiki and other websites and
> specifically global fixed headers. I also use a site builder which provides
> some settings tiddlywiki's page layout could do with. For example if we could
> set the space at the top in or under a heading that
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