Mat,

I totally agree. That is why I though about a standard way to create config 
tiddlers. Each config tiddler could include a caption and description and a 
field containing its possible values (actually a filter). If you open a 
config tiddler View template would popup on config tiddlers allowing you to 
select from the possible values. 

However an info panel and/or control panel could search for config tiddlers 
so setup and display the caption, current value, the description, a value 
selector and link to open the config tiddler all on a single view.

Any user plugin or designer can follow the same config tiddler standard eg 
$:/config and above and the configuration setting will be listed in the 
control panel page.

A Utility macro will allow <<config-setting configtiddler>> to present the 
value selection anywhere the user or plugin designer wants.

Regards
Tony

On Tuesday, September 17, 2019 at 6:10:31 PM UTC+10, Mat wrote:
>
> Other software such as Windows and Chrome have long ago taken an approach 
> where settings are not only hierarchically categorized but also 
> *searchable*. Presumably it was a necessity when there are too many 
> settings to easily navigate to them. IMO we have reached this point in TW.
>
> A bonus is that taking a more general approach to this would let us go 
> outside of the Controlpanel; All tools/settings/systemteweaks/etc could be 
> findable via this, for example things otherwise found in the sidebar Tools 
> tab. (It is not obvious that, say, the *Tag Manager* or activation of *Time 
> Stamps* are *not* in the Controlpanel)
>
> For example, a user typing in either of the terms *color, colour, style, 
> appearance*, etc - of course - get the Palette stuff (and probably more).
>
> @pmario - I'm particularly interested in what you think about this matter 
> and how we might address it. (I'm guessing that you can figure out why I'm 
> asking you specifically but, if not, this will be clear in my next post ;-)
>
> Overall I'm interested in if people agree with this need and ideas to how 
> it might be solved.
>
> Thank you
>
> <:-)
>

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