> > Added a systemTheme tiddler to Menuflex, for making it easier to test > > it with other TiddlyWikis, > > How so, Wolfgang. Just by importing theme tiddlers? >
You still have to import all 'menuFlex' tagged tiddlers. I just meant it would be much easier this way to import it into complex TiddlyWiki's - as Twt-Treeview is - with a theme switching plugin installed. This could avoid overwriting any original style and template tiddlers during importing. And if anything goes badly wrong, just reload and the original functioning theme will be there again. To select and import a group of tiddlers by tag is easiest with TiddlyTools ImportTiddlersPlugin Bookmarklet, since it can temporarily be loaded, and allows to rename every already existing tiddler for not overwriting essential ones (drag the bookmarklet link from it's original site to your browsers bookmark bar, change to the tab with your TW and click it there). http://www.tiddlytools.com/#InstantBookmarklets After importing you still have to reverence to their new title in the table slices of the systemTheme tiddler. For example, if you renamed the PageTemplate to PageTemplate2, it than would have to look like this: |PageTemplate|PageTemplate2| It's better explained here: http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Themes > I'm intrigued by the accordion version of the main menu in Menuflex. > This works well with Slider2Plugin, and then would create a nice accordion effect (ie. when opening a slider, closing a already opened one): http://ptw.sourceforge.net/ptwe.html#Slider2Plugin However, if you have NestedSliderPlugin installed, you better apply this style to this. Because regular sliders instantly render everything hidden - with many fET within the sliders, this slows a TW really down. NestedSliders - as well as Tabs or Popups - know how to render a sliders content only when it is opened. With NestedSliders by using three dots after the button label, for example: +++*{{accordionEffect{[Index]}}}...<<tiddler Index>>=== > Just curious, also -- what's the reason for duplicating functions in > the main menu and top menu in Menuflex. I take it one could get along > with just one. > My main objective was to get the essence of MenuMore, which switches left main menus from buttons in a top menu, combined with Overflow style, which changes a main menu's width dynamically. As it would be needed with really deep levels of treeview, or other visual menus creating plugins, like Hypergraph, TagMindMap, RelatedTiddlersPlugin, ImageMapPlugin... So if you left the top menu out, you still needed a second menu to the main on the left, for placing the menu switching buttons. Or you would have to place them into each of the MainMenus switched to. It's a work in progress. As such I tried many different things like nested popups, which still needs much work to it. By trying to accomplish many functions in different ways some are doubled now, also because of lack of content which this would allow to access. > That said, it is a beautiful TiddlyWiki. > Better don't look at it with IE or Opera.. :-) The beauty for me lays in its possibility to create as much navigational space quickly with least dependency to Plugins. Regards.. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to TiddlyWiki@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
