> let us take as example Garratt Lisi's page [...]
That's actually a fairly bad example, as Garrett uses a heavily
customized TiddlyWiki.
A minimal test case (e.g. a document hosted on Tiddlyspot), as described
on the wiki page I'd referenced before, isolates the relevant details.
> the tiddlers tagged as "slide" have a fixed size. Note that he do not
> use all the space, but it is there. I want to do the same for making
> my slide-tiddlers having a fixed size.
So you want a fixed height (not width)? That should be fairly simple -
add something like the following to your StyleSheet shadow tiddler:
.tiddler {
height: 500px;
}
(you might also want to try ".tiddler .viewer {" instead)
> The tiddler need to be shown all at once without scrollbar
Well, if the tiddler contents is taller than the given size, what do you
want to happen? Use the overflow* property to control that behavior, e.g.:
.tiddler .viewer {
height: 500px;
overflow: hidden;
}
> The "text-align:center" piece of code centralizes the text "PIB's
> Journal Club" at the center of the tiddler, but in slide mode the text
> is uncentralized.
Well, I really need a proper demo document to analyze that.
-- F.
* http://www.quirksmode.org/css/overflow.html
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