[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-17 Thread Télumire 
A tool I use a lot (sorry for the double post, I forgot to include this in 
my previous post and I feel like it's important) to avoid that is 
bonpatron.com, which is the best free grammatical french corrector I've 
found online. 

They also have a tool for English, spellcheckplus.com .

I find Grammarly a bit better but spellcheckplus is made by university 
language teachers so I'm kind of biased to trust their tool more. 

The best overall for french is antidote by druid but the pricing is 
outrageous.

Back to tiddlywiki: if you want to use the codemirror plugin to write your 
tiddlers, you may have seen that it prevents the browser to display syntax 
and orthographic errors. I've found several (suboptimal, admittedly) 
solutions :

* Create a custom preview mode, as explained here by Jeremy: 
https://groups.google.com/g/tiddlywiki/c/c3y-PycRP4M/m/V0IyOvR0AAAJ
* Use an addon. The best I've found for french on firefox yet is 
Grammalecte (open source & free): https://grammalecte.net/
* Add your own dictionary to TiddlyWiki by following this proof of concept: 
http://codemirror-spellcheck.tiddlyspot.com/ - I did not succeed but YMMV

If you know a better solution please let me know, I'm prone to errors 
myself and could use a little bit of help (I'm currently writing a french 
version of the angular doc so it's quite important to me)
Le jeudi 17 juin 2021 à 15:17:51 UTC+2, Télumire a écrit :

> Yes don't worry too much about it,  this is a very common mistakes even 
> for french speakers, it's so much common in fact that my teachers (I'm an 
> infographist) strongly recommend us to use "index" instead of "accueil" in 
> our websites because they have seen this error countless times in their 
> student's works, if this can help make you feel a bit better :)
> Le dimanche 13 juin 2021 à 04:44:02 UTC+2, cj.v...@gmail.com a écrit :
>
>> I am in "d*euil*" (mourning) over my misspelled "ac*c**ueil*".
>>
>> One of the beauties of the French language:  the "euil" of deuil and the 
>> "cueil" of "accueil" have the same sound.
>>
>> If I could time-travel to a certain period long ago, I'd be giving 
>> somebody at the Académie française a slap from the future.
>>
>>
>> On Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 7:56:39 PM UTC-3 Télumire wrote:
>>
>>> Just a head up, I've spotted a typo : " Acc*eu*il" --> "Accueil"
>>> Great work on the UI btw !
>>>
>>> Le samedi 12 juin 2021 à 03:51:15 UTC+2, cj.v...@gmail.com a écrit :
>>>
 G'day,

 Just an FYI about my ever-evolving approach to presenting TiddlyWiki's, 
 by default, in "reader view(?)", with alternative "normal TiddlyWiki view" 
 available via toggling.

- by "reader view" (internal debate on-going about that label), I 
mean hiding much of what looks like TiddlyWiki interface features, 
 without 
getting into anything too fancy
- for toggling, I went with no-fuss-no-muss open/close of the 
sidebar as the toggle for showing/hiding TiddlyWiki interface features

 To get the Full Monty experience of what I mean check out the before 
 and after (still very much a work in progress) of my Le P'tit Aurèle:

- my now deprecated version without "reader view" 

- the new going-forward version with "reader view" at startup 


 I guess the mission is: how do I setup the kind of structure that makes 
 for easy/simple navigation to a lot of content without getting lost, while 
 still making it easy to access the full-features of TiddlyWiki for custom 
 digging into the content?

 Something like that.

 Cheers !

>>>

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[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-17 Thread Télumire 
Yes don't worry too much about it,  this is a very common mistakes even for 
french speakers, it's so much common in fact that my teachers (I'm an 
infographist) strongly recommend us to use "index" instead of "accueil" in 
our websites because they have seen this error countless times in their 
student's works, if this can help make you feel a bit better :)
Le dimanche 13 juin 2021 à 04:44:02 UTC+2, cj.v...@gmail.com a écrit :

> I am in "d*euil*" (mourning) over my misspelled "ac*c**ueil*".
>
> One of the beauties of the French language:  the "euil" of deuil and the 
> "cueil" of "accueil" have the same sound.
>
> If I could time-travel to a certain period long ago, I'd be giving 
> somebody at the Académie française a slap from the future.
>
>
> On Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 7:56:39 PM UTC-3 Télumire wrote:
>
>> Just a head up, I've spotted a typo : " Acc*eu*il" --> "Accueil"
>> Great work on the UI btw !
>>
>> Le samedi 12 juin 2021 à 03:51:15 UTC+2, cj.v...@gmail.com a écrit :
>>
>>> G'day,
>>>
>>> Just an FYI about my ever-evolving approach to presenting TiddlyWiki's, 
>>> by default, in "reader view(?)", with alternative "normal TiddlyWiki view" 
>>> available via toggling.
>>>
>>>- by "reader view" (internal debate on-going about that label), I 
>>>mean hiding much of what looks like TiddlyWiki interface features, 
>>> without 
>>>getting into anything too fancy
>>>- for toggling, I went with no-fuss-no-muss open/close of the 
>>>sidebar as the toggle for showing/hiding TiddlyWiki interface features
>>>
>>> To get the Full Monty experience of what I mean check out the before and 
>>> after (still very much a work in progress) of my Le P'tit Aurèle:
>>>
>>>- my now deprecated version without "reader view" 
>>>
>>>- the new going-forward version with "reader view" at startup 
>>>
>>>
>>> I guess the mission is: how do I setup the kind of structure that makes 
>>> for easy/simple navigation to a lot of content without getting lost, while 
>>> still making it easy to access the full-features of TiddlyWiki for custom 
>>> digging into the content?
>>>
>>> Something like that.
>>>
>>> Cheers !
>>>
>>

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[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-12 Thread Charlie Veniot 
I am in "d*euil*" (mourning) over my misspelled "ac*c**ueil*".

One of the beauties of the French language:  the "euil" of deuil and the 
"cueil" of "accueil" have the same sound.

If I could time-travel to a certain period long ago, I'd be giving somebody 
at the Académie française a slap from the future.


On Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 7:56:39 PM UTC-3 Télumire wrote:

> Just a head up, I've spotted a typo : " Acc*eu*il" --> "Accueil"
> Great work on the UI btw !
>
> Le samedi 12 juin 2021 à 03:51:15 UTC+2, cj.v...@gmail.com a écrit :
>
>> G'day,
>>
>> Just an FYI about my ever-evolving approach to presenting TiddlyWiki's, 
>> by default, in "reader view(?)", with alternative "normal TiddlyWiki view" 
>> available via toggling.
>>
>>- by "reader view" (internal debate on-going about that label), I 
>>mean hiding much of what looks like TiddlyWiki interface features, 
>> without 
>>getting into anything too fancy
>>- for toggling, I went with no-fuss-no-muss open/close of the sidebar 
>>as the toggle for showing/hiding TiddlyWiki interface features
>>
>> To get the Full Monty experience of what I mean check out the before and 
>> after (still very much a work in progress) of my Le P'tit Aurèle:
>>
>>- my now deprecated version without "reader view" 
>>
>>- the new going-forward version with "reader view" at startup 
>>
>>
>> I guess the mission is: how do I setup the kind of structure that makes 
>> for easy/simple navigation to a lot of content without getting lost, while 
>> still making it easy to access the full-features of TiddlyWiki for custom 
>> digging into the content?
>>
>> Something like that.
>>
>> Cheers !
>>
>

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[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-12 Thread Charlie Veniot 
Ah marde.  Merci !  Good eye!

Very much appreciated, although:  Lord that's depressing ...

On Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 7:56:39 PM UTC-3 Télumire wrote:

> Just a head up, I've spotted a typo : " Acc*eu*il" --> "Accueil"
> Great work on the UI btw !
>
> Le samedi 12 juin 2021 à 03:51:15 UTC+2, cj.v...@gmail.com a écrit :
>
>> G'day,
>>
>> Just an FYI about my ever-evolving approach to presenting TiddlyWiki's, 
>> by default, in "reader view(?)", with alternative "normal TiddlyWiki view" 
>> available via toggling.
>>
>>- by "reader view" (internal debate on-going about that label), I 
>>mean hiding much of what looks like TiddlyWiki interface features, 
>> without 
>>getting into anything too fancy
>>- for toggling, I went with no-fuss-no-muss open/close of the sidebar 
>>as the toggle for showing/hiding TiddlyWiki interface features
>>
>> To get the Full Monty experience of what I mean check out the before and 
>> after (still very much a work in progress) of my Le P'tit Aurèle:
>>
>>- my now deprecated version without "reader view" 
>>
>>- the new going-forward version with "reader view" at startup 
>>
>>
>> I guess the mission is: how do I setup the kind of structure that makes 
>> for easy/simple navigation to a lot of content without getting lost, while 
>> still making it easy to access the full-features of TiddlyWiki for custom 
>> digging into the content?
>>
>> Something like that.
>>
>> Cheers !
>>
>

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[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-12 Thread Charlie Veniot 
Oops, I mean neocities.org !

On Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 12:42:31 PM UTC-3 Charlie Veniot wrote:

> Yeah, your network, or your computer, is blocking access to anything on 
> neocities.com
>
> Kind of makes sense because I'm sure there are sites hosted on there that 
> are nefarious.
>
> I suppose first things first is to figure out if it is your device or your 
> network infrastructure (at work?)
>
>
>
> On Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 12:33:01 PM UTC-3 David Gifford wrote:
>
>> How do I reconfigure my firewall so I can open these sites?
>>
>> On Friday, June 11, 2021 at 8:51:15 PM UTC-5 cj.v...@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>>> G'day,
>>>
>>> Just an FYI about my ever-evolving approach to presenting TiddlyWiki's, 
>>> by default, in "reader view(?)", with alternative "normal TiddlyWiki view" 
>>> available via toggling.
>>>
>>>- by "reader view" (internal debate on-going about that label), I 
>>>mean hiding much of what looks like TiddlyWiki interface features, 
>>> without 
>>>getting into anything too fancy
>>>- for toggling, I went with no-fuss-no-muss open/close of the 
>>>sidebar as the toggle for showing/hiding TiddlyWiki interface features
>>>
>>> To get the Full Monty experience of what I mean check out the before and 
>>> after (still very much a work in progress) of my Le P'tit Aurèle:
>>>
>>>- my now deprecated version without "reader view" 
>>>
>>>- the new going-forward version with "reader view" at startup 
>>>
>>>
>>> I guess the mission is: how do I setup the kind of structure that makes 
>>> for easy/simple navigation to a lot of content without getting lost, while 
>>> still making it easy to access the full-features of TiddlyWiki for custom 
>>> digging into the content?
>>>
>>> Something like that.
>>>
>>> Cheers !
>>>
>>

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[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-12 Thread Télumire 
Just a head up, I've spotted a typo : " Acc*eu*il" --> "Accueil"
Great work on the UI btw !

Le samedi 12 juin 2021 à 03:51:15 UTC+2, cj.v...@gmail.com a écrit :

> G'day,
>
> Just an FYI about my ever-evolving approach to presenting TiddlyWiki's, by 
> default, in "reader view(?)", with alternative "normal TiddlyWiki view" 
> available via toggling.
>
>- by "reader view" (internal debate on-going about that label), I mean 
>hiding much of what looks like TiddlyWiki interface features, without 
>getting into anything too fancy
>- for toggling, I went with no-fuss-no-muss open/close of the sidebar 
>as the toggle for showing/hiding TiddlyWiki interface features
>
> To get the Full Monty experience of what I mean check out the before and 
> after (still very much a work in progress) of my Le P'tit Aurèle:
>
>- my now deprecated version without "reader view" 
>
>- the new going-forward version with "reader view" at startup 
>
>
> I guess the mission is: how do I setup the kind of structure that makes 
> for easy/simple navigation to a lot of content without getting lost, while 
> still making it easy to access the full-features of TiddlyWiki for custom 
> digging into the content?
>
> Something like that.
>
> Cheers !
>

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[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-12 Thread Eric Shulman 
On Friday, June 11, 2021 at 6:51:15 PM UTC-7 cj.v...@gmail.com wrote:

>
>- by "reader view" (internal debate on-going about that label), I mean 
>hiding much of what looks like TiddlyWiki interface features, without 
>getting into anything too fancy
>- for toggling, I went with no-fuss-no-muss open/close of the sidebar 
>as the toggle for showing/hiding TiddlyWiki interface features
>
> In my "Inside TiddlyWiki" book project (http://tiddlytools.com/InsideTW), 
I defined a stylesheet (TiddlyTools/ReadOnly/Stylesheet) that uses a 
configuration tiddler ($:/config/TiddlyTools/ReadOnly) to toggle the 
interface display between "readertools" and "authortools":
\define readonly() $:/config/TiddlyTools/ReadOnly

<$reveal type="match" text="yes" state=<>>
   .authortools { display:none; }
   .readertools { display:inline; }
   .tc-topbar-right .tc-btn-invisible { visibility:hidden; } /* HIDE 
SIDEBAR BUTTON */ 

<$reveal type="nomatch" text="yes" state=<>>
   .authortools { display:inline; }
   .readertools { display:none; }



Next,  I defined a tiddler (TiddlyTools/ReadOnly) that displays a 
"locked/unlocked" button to toggle the read-only configuration setting:
\define readonly() $:/config/TiddlyTools/ReadOnly
\define sidebar()  $:/state/sidebar
<$reveal type="match" text="yes" state=<>>
<$button class="tt-button"
   tooltip="unlock this document (allow editing)">
   <$action-setfield $tiddler=<> text="no"/>
   {{$:/core/images/locked-padlock}}

<$reveal type="nomatch" text="yes" state=<>>
<$button class="tt-button"
   tooltip="lock this document (disable editing)">
   <$action-setfield $tiddler=<> text="yes"/>
   <$action-setfield $tiddler=<>  text="no"/>
   {{$:/core/images/unlocked-padlock}}


Then, wherever I want controls (or content) that should only appear in 
authormode, I wrap those controls in @@.authortools ... @@ and wherever I 
want controls (or content) that should only appear in readermode, I wrap 
those controls in @@.readertools ... @@. All other controls/content appear 
normally, regardless of the current authormode/readermode setting.  Note 
that the toggle button for the standard TiddlyWiki sidebar is automatically 
hidden when in readermode.

how do I setup the kind of structure that makes for easy/simple navigation 
> to a lot of content without getting lost, while still making it easy to 
> access the full-features of TiddlyWiki for custom digging into the content?
>

I've also created several mechanisms to facilitate navigation throughout 
the "TiddlyBook" interface:

* *TiddlyTools/SlideBars* enables content to "slide" out from the sides of 
the browser window.  I use this interface to show a customized TOC (Table 
of Contents) tree navigation that highlights to tiddler topic you are 
currently viewing (note: TiddlyBook uses "zoomin" display mode so only one 
tiddler is shown at any given time).  The TOC also provides an 
"expand/collapse all" button (upper left corner) to quickly view/hide the 
entire TOC tree, and a "you are here" display (below the TOC tree) to show 
the title of the topic you are currently viewing with "permalink" and 
"toggle favorite" buttons (see below).
* *TiddlyTools/NavBar/Top* is a replacement for the standard TiddlyWiki 
titlebar, and includes buttons for navigating to related tiddlers, based on 
the TOC structure, as well as a "navbar path" that shows links to the 
hierarchical path from the TOC tree "root" to the current tiddler.
* *TiddlyTools/NavBar/Bottom* adds navigation at the bottom of each tiddler 
that let's you move sequentially through a list of all topics in the TOC 
tree.  It also adds a *"Chapters" popup* that links to each book chapter as 
well as an *"Appendix" popup* that links to topics in the Appendix section 
of the book.
* *TiddlyTools/History* provides a button ("clock" icon displayed in the 
NavBar/Top) and popup to list links to the current contents of the 
$:/HistoryList maintained by the TWCore.  The popup lets you quickly 
navigate to any item in the $:/HistoryList.  The NavBar/Top also shows *"Next" 
and "Previous" buttons* ("double chevron" icons) to navigate through the 
items in $:/HistoryList with just a single click.   There is also a 
"delete" button in the History popup that lets you instantly clear the 
entire History list (except for the currently viewed item and the 
TiddlyBook "CoverPage").
* *TiddlyBook/Favorites* manages a list of "starred" topics, stored as an 
indexed tiddler, $:/config/TiddlyBook/Favorites.  The NavBar/Top also 
includes *TiddlyBook/Favorites/ToggleFavorite* to show a "star" button that 
you can click to add/remove the current topic from the list of Favorites.  
The Favorites list is automatically saved to a *cookie* (using macros 
defined by TiddlyTools/Cookies/*.js code and invoked by 
*TiddlyBook/CookieJar*).  This allows visitors to the online 
"InsideTiddlyWiki" book to maintain their own set of Favorites that is 
automatically re-loaded when they visit the site.  (Note

[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-12 Thread Charlie Veniot 
Yeah, your network, or your computer, is blocking access to anything on 
neocities.com

Kind of makes sense because I'm sure there are sites hosted on there that 
are nefarious.

I suppose first things first is to figure out if it is your device or your 
network infrastructure (at work?)



On Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 12:33:01 PM UTC-3 David Gifford wrote:

> How do I reconfigure my firewall so I can open these sites?
>
> On Friday, June 11, 2021 at 8:51:15 PM UTC-5 cj.v...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> G'day,
>>
>> Just an FYI about my ever-evolving approach to presenting TiddlyWiki's, 
>> by default, in "reader view(?)", with alternative "normal TiddlyWiki view" 
>> available via toggling.
>>
>>- by "reader view" (internal debate on-going about that label), I 
>>mean hiding much of what looks like TiddlyWiki interface features, 
>> without 
>>getting into anything too fancy
>>- for toggling, I went with no-fuss-no-muss open/close of the sidebar 
>>as the toggle for showing/hiding TiddlyWiki interface features
>>
>> To get the Full Monty experience of what I mean check out the before and 
>> after (still very much a work in progress) of my Le P'tit Aurèle:
>>
>>- my now deprecated version without "reader view" 
>>
>>- the new going-forward version with "reader view" at startup 
>>
>>
>> I guess the mission is: how do I setup the kind of structure that makes 
>> for easy/simple navigation to a lot of content without getting lost, while 
>> still making it easy to access the full-features of TiddlyWiki for custom 
>> digging into the content?
>>
>> Something like that.
>>
>> Cheers !
>>
>

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[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-12 Thread David Gifford 
How do I reconfigure my firewall so I can open these sites?

On Friday, June 11, 2021 at 8:51:15 PM UTC-5 cj.v...@gmail.com wrote:

> G'day,
>
> Just an FYI about my ever-evolving approach to presenting TiddlyWiki's, by 
> default, in "reader view(?)", with alternative "normal TiddlyWiki view" 
> available via toggling.
>
>- by "reader view" (internal debate on-going about that label), I mean 
>hiding much of what looks like TiddlyWiki interface features, without 
>getting into anything too fancy
>- for toggling, I went with no-fuss-no-muss open/close of the sidebar 
>as the toggle for showing/hiding TiddlyWiki interface features
>
> To get the Full Monty experience of what I mean check out the before and 
> after (still very much a work in progress) of my Le P'tit Aurèle:
>
>- my now deprecated version without "reader view" 
>
>- the new going-forward version with "reader view" at startup 
>
>
> I guess the mission is: how do I setup the kind of structure that makes 
> for easy/simple navigation to a lot of content without getting lost, while 
> still making it easy to access the full-features of TiddlyWiki for custom 
> digging into the content?
>
> Something like that.
>
> Cheers !
>

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[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-12 Thread TiddlyTweeter 
cj.v...@gmail.com wrote:

> Yeah, responsive web design in on my noggin'.


It is certain NOGGIN THE NOG may help :-) NOGGIN THE NOG 
.

TT

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[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-12 Thread Charlie Veniot 
Yeah, responsive web design in on my noggin'.

My next major refactoring job: a new form for entering data and providing 
presentation layout.  With responsive web design in mind.

Then responsive web design throughout.

Well, "good enough" responsive web design, so that I can get back to adding 
content.  I've put that aside for way too long.

On Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 6:27:49 AM UTC-3 TiddlyTweeter wrote:

> cj.v...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> To get the Full Monty ...
>>
>
>>- the new going-forward version with "reader view" at startup 
>>
>>
>> I guess the mission is: how do I setup the kind of structure that makes 
>> for easy/simple navigation to a lot of content without getting lost ... 
>> while still making it easy to access the full-features of TiddlyWiki for 
>> custom digging into the content?
>>
>
> Ha! Very nice. 
>
> The way it integrates with Google Docs is great! 
> As are the pop-out windows for individual words!
>
> Regarding your question "*easy/simple navigation to a lot of content 
> without getting lost ..."  *I think you mastered the TW tech side of it 
> really well.
> The thing is *very rich* and issues are, from my POV, really about visual 
> information design for purpose. 
> I think it would be fine once a user clicked through a few of the many 
> menu items. 
>
> Small neg. comment: it is not ideal visually on mobile. If you want 
> specific comments on that let me know.
>
> But its a true Full Monty.
> Best wishes, TT
>
>  
>

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[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-12 Thread Charlie Veniot 
"Distraction-free reading" ?  Just did a quick search of the web, and 
"Reader Mode" seems like the right way to go.

Yeah, I get caught up in wording ...

On Friday, June 11, 2021 at 10:51:15 PM UTC-3 Charlie Veniot wrote:

> G'day,
>
> Just an FYI about my ever-evolving approach to presenting TiddlyWiki's, by 
> default, in "reader view(?)", with alternative "normal TiddlyWiki view" 
> available via toggling.
>
>- by "reader view" (internal debate on-going about that label), I mean 
>hiding much of what looks like TiddlyWiki interface features, without 
>getting into anything too fancy
>- for toggling, I went with no-fuss-no-muss open/close of the sidebar 
>as the toggle for showing/hiding TiddlyWiki interface features
>
> To get the Full Monty experience of what I mean check out the before and 
> after (still very much a work in progress) of my Le P'tit Aurèle:
>
>- my now deprecated version without "reader view" 
>
>- the new going-forward version with "reader view" at startup 
>
>
> I guess the mission is: how do I setup the kind of structure that makes 
> for easy/simple navigation to a lot of content without getting lost, while 
> still making it easy to access the full-features of TiddlyWiki for custom 
> digging into the content?
>
> Something like that.
>
> Cheers !
>

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[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-12 Thread TiddlyTweeter 
cj.v...@gmail.com wrote:

> To get the Full Monty ...
>
>- the new going-forward version with "reader view" at startup 
>
>
> I guess the mission is: how do I setup the kind of structure that makes 
> for easy/simple navigation to a lot of content without getting lost ... 
> while still making it easy to access the full-features of TiddlyWiki for 
> custom digging into the content?
>

Ha! Very nice. 

The way it integrates with Google Docs is great! 
As are the pop-out windows for individual words!

Regarding your question "*easy/simple navigation to a lot of content 
without getting lost ..."  *I think you mastered the TW tech side of it 
really well.
The thing is *very rich* and issues are, from my POV, really about visual 
information design for purpose. 
I think it would be fine once a user clicked through a few of the many menu 
items. 

Small neg. comment: it is not ideal visually on mobile. If you want 
specific comments on that let me know.

But its a true Full Monty.
Best wishes, TT

 

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[tw5] Re: A Show'nTell: an evolving approach for TiddlyWiki "reader view(?)"

2021-06-12 Thread Ste 
That's looking really good. There have been several read only plugins in 
the past (I used one on one of my presentations and now camt remember what 
it was so I can undo it!). It certainly looks cleaner and less cluttered in 
your new version. 

On Saturday, 12 June 2021 at 02:51:15 UTC+1 cj.v...@gmail.com wrote:

> G'day,
>
> Just an FYI about my ever-evolving approach to presenting TiddlyWiki's, by 
> default, in "reader view(?)", with alternative "normal TiddlyWiki view" 
> available via toggling.
>
>- by "reader view" (internal debate on-going about that label), I mean 
>hiding much of what looks like TiddlyWiki interface features, without 
>getting into anything too fancy
>- for toggling, I went with no-fuss-no-muss open/close of the sidebar 
>as the toggle for showing/hiding TiddlyWiki interface features
>
> To get the Full Monty experience of what I mean check out the before and 
> after (still very much a work in progress) of my Le P'tit Aurèle:
>
>- my now deprecated version without "reader view" 
>
>- the new going-forward version with "reader view" at startup 
>
>
> I guess the mission is: how do I setup the kind of structure that makes 
> for easy/simple navigation to a lot of content without getting lost, while 
> still making it easy to access the full-features of TiddlyWiki for custom 
> digging into the content?
>
> Something like that.
>
> Cheers !
>

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