Hi Paulo: On Mar 25, 9:33 pm, Paulo Soares <[email protected]> wrote: > The first error you mentioned is fixed. I thought of that case (no > headers) but I forgot to test it.
Thanks. I'll revert the changes to my slides. I usually use title option with slideshow, so I don't need the headers as the slide name provides that. > Regarding the TaggedTemplateTweak, I haven't tested it but I would say > that there's no way the 2 plugins work together because they are > competing to change the ViewTemplate for the same tiddler. In researching an answer to this for you, I found out Eric did a good job writing the TaggedTemplateTweak (TTT). If there is a theme defined, TTT looks for <tagname>ViewTemplate (and I assume <tagname>StyleSheet and <tagname>PageTemplate) in the theme and uses it if present. So if I add a section: !contentViewTemplate .... to the PrintingTheme tiddler, it is used rather than the default 'contentViewTemplate' tiddler. This does mean that I have to duplicate the template in ViewTemplate and contentViewTemplate code but that's ok. > Are you sure you still need to use both plugins for a slideshow? Yes, because this isn't just a slideshow, it's a full textbook/ presentation mechanism (or at least I hope it will be). In normal use the tiddlers tagged "content" have a contentViewTemplate applied via TaggedTemplateTweaks. contentViewTemplate is the defaultViewTemplate with a div added to display the TiddlerNotesPlugin note taking box. This allows the student to add notes to the tiddler without modifying the content tiddler (as it may be updated as I find errors or add new material). Also the contentViewTemplate disables double click to edit. This prevents the user from accidently trying to edit the content tiddler (since changes to it would be lost on update) also it allows the user to double/triple click to select text. Slides are just another form of content. When being presented by the instructor, they should be styled as a normal slide without a notes area, text at 200% of normal etc. The students can also run the slide show in their own tiddlywiki. In student mode the slides should appear as they normally would (using the contentViewTemplate with the notes area etc) but with the addition of the navigation buttons so they can move linearly through the presentation and follow the instructor. In addition, the students can also access the slides (and notes) outside of the slideshow in random (rather than sequential) access to say review notes or examples. They can access this mode by using search, any of the lists in the right hand pane or by opening the presentation tiddler (with the embedded slideshow macros) and access one of the embedded tiddler links. Does that explain the use case a bit better? -- rouilj --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
