RE: Styling
Oh, ok. That makes sense. I guess you are considering targeting mobile
platforms, as well. That's a good idea.
RE: Built-in Editing
Yeah, that is what I was talking about.
RE: Node.js
Let me see if I understand what Node.js does. It's a javascript that still
runs under the browser,
I must say I love it at first sight :-)
It goes straight in the direction which I tried to get at by adapting
Tryptych tiddlyspace for standalone use:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/241006/Triptych_2.6.4.html
I'm confident TW5 will be even much more versatile than the current, so
that any disliked
Question about TW5. Is it going to be pushed to the public in its current
style? I really don't like it, having that pop-up, scrolling, menu on the
side. I was hoping TW5 would look similar to the current TW, but be much
better on the back side and have that built-in editing present. Is there
any
Question about TW5. Is it going to be pushed to the public in its current
style?
No. Intentionally, I've paid little attention to the appearance up until
now, focusing instead on getting the mechanisms right that generate and
refresh HTML. I've done enough styling to let me test it, but no more.
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