Hi Mohammad, thanks for the comments! I used dates as titles because these are unique and hidden, whereas the displayed title is another field (texttitle) - this was to make it possible to have several tiddlers with the same title. Alternatively, a header could have been used instead of any titles, but I think it can be useful with a specific field
The simplest way to edit tiddlers is to use the tiddler manager, I think, but it is indeed tiresome. Maybe I should put a check box to hide/show the edit button in the sidebar? Or even better - have the tiddler already open in edit mode in the sidebar? I tried to edit the edittemplate to use the texttitle field as title, but couldn't figure it out. And I thought the simple form would be user friendly as you don't have to think about fields showing in different ways (the title is separated from the text which is again separated from the other fields). Could the solution be to continue using a custom form, but integrating the full editor instead of a simple text area, and then skip step 2? Best, Anders onsdag 29. april 2020 20.31.01 UTC+2 skrev Mohammad følgende: > > Anjar, > > Few comments > > Why slides are added in two steps? 1) click on + button and then click > Add text 2) Now edit tiddler and save? > If A tiddler was saved with typos and one wishes to edit it how it is > possible? > Why date is used as tiddler title? > > --Mohammad > > On Wednesday, April 29, 2020 at 9:18:40 PM UTC+4:30, Anjar wrote: >> >> @TiddlyTweeter: Thanks! Good point about the home button! Removed it as a >> tile and had the add button change to a home when relevant! >> >> Also, removed the page field to use the count of existing pages instead >> >> Best >> Anders >> >> onsdag 29. april 2020 17.13.04 UTC+2 skrev TiddlyTweeter følgende: >>> >>> Anjar wrote: >>>> >>>> Have updated the site <https://ewy.no/tiddlytext.html> with a small >>>> add new text button to the lower right on the home page, and using an >>>> actual tag field to get suggestions. Next step will be to remove the >>>> system >>>> tags from the suggestion list and enhance the mobile experience by having >>>> responsive font size and maybe swipe previous/next using the hammer widget! >>>> >>> >>> Very nice, focused, minimalism. Good presentation medium. >>> >>> Re the CSS for the number boxes at bottom ... I'm not sure letting them >>> stretch so wide is a good approach? It particularly looks odd on "Home" >>> button moving about. Might be better anchored left? >>> >>> Just thoughts. Overall Its neat! :-) >>> >>> Best wishes >>> TT >>> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/61b69690-5c22-497e-8b5b-d5bc4647530a%40googlegroups.com.
