David,
Thanks for your complement! I'm glad you like it. Cardo was one of the
first Wikis that made me realize how much could be done using the platform,
so thank you for the inspiration.
1. The origin of the "Open in Main Story" drop area is actually a solution
to a technical limitation in
Mat,
Of course! I had to look no furthur than the page I was already on for a
good precedent! Well, I think the dashes are going to be in version 1, but
I'll look at a nice way of using that style in later updates. Maybe it will
appease Josiah's scrupulous eye for design details. ;-p
In the
Reid - Beautiful, beautiful work. Love this and can't wait to use it in my
TW's.
Three thoughts -
1. rather than dragging a card onto the "Open in main story" block, you
should just simply click the card to open it. Clicking the body of the tile
seems to have no other use anyways.
2. The <<
Google groups and gmail use shading when scroll puts something out of view.
Attached img shows long horizontal shade from vertical scrolling (never
mind the dashed leftover). When no scroll, just plain 1px(?) line.
In your code I note explicit tags, with style classes. In my experience
it is
Ciao Reid
Honestly I'm between a rock and a hard place. Between Riz's visuals and
your superb logic. Not wanting to offend either of you.
The point is that the tiddler you asking me about is not scaled up to the
point that its free enough yet. Of course it looks crap (in both versions),
Ah, great catch on the firefox title bug. This is the just the kind of
thing I'm trying to weed out. Consider it done.
- Reid
On Saturday, October 7, 2017 at 8:45:56 AM UTC-5, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
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> Ciao Reid
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> Not so much code-read as browser observation ... When you collapse to
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Ciao Reid
I know my comments were not about code. But still relevant, I think. And I
hope useful.
FYI I tried to break the basic functions but it seems robust so far.
Best wishes
Josiah
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Ciao Reid
The "on hover" text for ...
... reads "Drop tiddler here to place in list position."
I suggest changing it to something like ...
"Drop tiddler here to title a new column."
Best wishes
Josiah
On Friday, 6 October 2017 21:02:36 UTC+2, Reid Gould wrote:
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> BLC Plugin
Ciao Reid
I would get rid of the outer dashes. I don't think they add anything--if
anything they unnecessarily weaken the design.
Best wishes
Josiah
Best wishes
Josiah
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Ciao Reid
Your have 4 identical icons on the same row, albeit with labels above ...
Even so I'd have DIFFERENT icons. "Filter" maybe a symbol of a filter (like
a funnel). "Search" could be a magnifying glass. Height an icon we already
have ...
Width something like that turned on its side.
Ciao Reid
Not so much code-read as browser observation ... When you collapse to
columns in the latest Chrome all is dandy ...
But in Firefox 52.3 64bit on Windows the formatting breaks.
Best wishes
Josiah
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On Friday, October 6, 2017 at 7:45:56 PM UTC+2, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
I think you could actually go quite far with investigating this approach
> using the existing TW5 codebase. The hard part would be navigation/editing
> etc.: the things handled by the navigator widget.
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I think the proplems
Ciao Mat, PMario & Jeremy
I don't have skill to comment on the technical changes you suggest.
I DO have, I think, competence enough to say a couple of things about
*functional
outcomes*, whether now or in a "TWX".
I strongly believe that the "FRAGMENT MODEL" of TW--building wholes from
small
@PMario
I agree with your points even if your point about re-composing stories via
DnD was not in my - but that would be a great addition!!!
or a little bit more techy: "A proposal for: How can we abstract
> complexity away from end users, to improve TiddlyWiki onboarding."
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True. Many
I don't know of any rules about where to post question
I think that question involving overriding core functionality provided by
javascript can be answered here.
Firstly do you wish the extra markup to be applied globally, that is
including the tiddlywiki UI or just to some tiddlers?
There
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