Hi Eric et al,
Thanks for this suggestion, works really well. For what it is worth, I
modified it a bit by *not* tagging [[ShowSaveWikiButton]] with TopRightBar.
My workflow then becomes: (1) open the ShowSaveWikiButton tiddler (2) close
the sideba (3) save the wiki and (4) reload to test. Doing this, I don't
have a save button in my TopRightMenu, which I don't want, and my TW opens
with the sidebar closed, which I do want.
However - this is annoying! I don't want to think about how I want my TW to
look when I close/save it (as if I ever actually close it on purpose). How
can the default view of TW be set to that sidebar is closed? Can't be
difficult or impossible.
Along these lines: How can I have the TW behave differently, depending if
it is called using http:// (thus, by a reader) or using file:/// (thus, by
an editor or writer)? I'd like to provide entirely different interfaces
(i.e. Themes) to satisfy these two very different audiences.
Thanks!
//steve.
On Friday, September 11, 2015 at 4:53:56 PM UTC-4, Eric Shulman wrote:
>
> On Friday, September 11, 2015 at 1:45:12 PM UTC-7, Graeme Henson wrote:
>>
>> Jumping off of this recent post since it's semi-related, How would you go
>> about hiding the entire Sidebar itself by default? I've been googling
>> around trying to find some method for it using plug-ins and such, but I
>> can't tell if it's older code that doesn't apply or if I'm entering in the
>> information wrong. Is there a ShadowTiddler somewhere where I can toggle
>> this on-off?
>>
>
> The current state of the sidebar is stored in a tiddler
> [[$:/state/sidebar]]. This tiddler is saved with the document, so if you
> close the sidebar, and then save the document with the sidebar closed, it
> will still be closed when you reload the document later. However, closing
> the sidebar hides the "save changes" button, so saving with the sidebar
> closed is problematic. To work around this, you can add the save button
> directly to the "TopRightBar" in the page layout, so that it will still be
> available after closing the sidebar.
>
> 1) create a new tiddler (e.g., [[ShowSaveWikiButton]])
> 2) Enter the following content:
> {{$:/core/ui/Buttons/save-wiki}}
> 3) tag it with "$:/tags/TopRightBar"
>
> This will cause the "save changes" button to be displayed in the upper
> right corner of the page (right next to the sidebar toggle button). You
> can then proceed to close the sidebar and click the save button. Q.E.D.
>
> enjoy,
> -e
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