This tiddler may also be of interest: http://jon.tiddlyspace.com/#%5B%5BSideBarOptions%20in%20the%20Backstage%5D%5D
On Mar 15, 5:13 pm, rakugo <jdlrob...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thanks Mans for joining the conversation! > > > I feel the backstage should be hidden as default - Maybe it could be > > accessed as a checkbox option you could put in the backstage in the > > Tweaks tab?? > > I agree it could be hidden as default. In TiddlySpace when closed you > get the icon in the top right hand corner which doesn't seem so > intrusive but invites one to click on it and explore further. > > > I don't quite get the point, where you say that "the new tiddler > > button was readily available, and I didn't have to scroll to the top > > of the page to click it." > > It's still located in the SideBarOptions tiddler isn't it? - in the > > menuBar at the top of the PageTemplate - so you'll still have to > > scroll up to see it?! > > Sorry I didn't explain this well. One could imagine making the > backstage "stick" to the top of the page so that when you scroll it > remains at the top. If there was a new tiddler button within the > backstage, one could easily access it without having to scroll. > > > The new tiddler is hidden in readonly mode, and I feel/think that the > > permaview button should be available to readers who would want to > > share a link to all open tiddlers (story).. <snip> > > I feel this is one of the advantages of a TW - which readers should > > become aware of - and it should be as obvious as possible :-) > > Agreed, but for a first time user they are not essential to the > experience. I see the closeAll and permaview buttons as useful > features which one grows used to then uses heavily. I've seen some > TiddlyWiki themes remove these buttons all together, so putting them > in the backstage would make sense from that point of view in making > them available across tiddlyspace. > > > > The downside of putting these buttons here is the height of the > > > backstage increases, it is a bit more overwhelming and it also seems > > > to extend the original remit of the backstage. > > > Yep - I don't like that... > > I was quite thrilled, back then, when the backstage was made very > > slim. > > An implementation detail. I wonder if the new tiddler/close all/ > permaview buttons could be made part of the backstage whilst keeping > it slim.http://twitter.com/manages to keep it's thin whilst packing > in lots of functionality. -- 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.
