I have being dreaming of this for some time.
The interactive results could be a dummy view of a tiddlers whose content
looks like a whole standard wiki with the elements changing with a change
in value.
Tones
On Tuesday, 10 November 2020 01:36:22 UTC+11, TiddlyTweeter wrote:
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> Ciao W Yan ..
Ciao W Yan ...
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> Those are 'indicators' of what you can change, not an actual element. For
> example, if you change the palette of Alert background in the editor, you
> are not going to see the change because that particular element is not
> visible yet. What I'm suggesting is having a separa
PMario wrote:
> ... plus - an example element. This should make experimenting much easier.
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Right. The OP, as I read it, is about understanding IN-CONTEXT.
I think it true to say that CSS in TW is currently difficult *MERELY
because we don't make changing it easier*.
It actually uses a very
On Sunday, November 8, 2020 at 10:57:16 PM UTC+1, Tiddly Novice wrote:
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> The palettes for themes has a lot of different items listed, but it's not
> intuitively obvious what item refers to what part of the gui. I've spent
> far too long trying to hunt down the item/value pairs I want to chang
Using browser inspection tools is a good idea, but elements like Alerts, Blockquote, Codes, Modals etc. are not something you can inspect right away; You need to make them first, or search for them, which is a bit inconvenient (and hard, for beginners). I think it would be great to have some kind o
Tiddly Novice
There is no comprehensive *contextual GUI* guide to the TW coloring book
(palette).
The CSS *class names* that apply colors can help a lot as they are
descriptive.
There are also plugins, though prob a bit advanced if you first using TW,
dealing with help set complementary colo
Hi,
Good question, and some of us have tried, but it is a big Job. Then someone
changes the theme and many things change.
The main method is to learn how to use your browsers developer inspect
tools to select an element and see the classes in use there.
You can then search for those values/cla
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