Hi Paulo: On Mar 26, 3:38 pm, Paulo Soares <[email protected]> wrote: > regarding your additional tweaks: > > 1) there's no need for this. I've changed (again!) the theme > mechanism. The SlideShowTheme was removed and I got back to the > previous 3 shadow tiddlers, SlideShowPageTemplate, > SlideShowViewTemplate and SlideShowStyleSheet, that together define > the default theme. I was forced to do this because I want to keep the > plugin as a single tiddler and TW does not provide a way to extract > sections from shadow tiddlers. That only works with 'real' tiddlers > like the example themes I wrote.
Is it forbidden to create a tiddler if it doesn't exist? So when you click on the slideshow macro, it creates the SlideShowTheme tiddler? Granted it's not as clean or elegant as a shadow tiddler, but it does allow distribution as a single tiddler. > So, if you edit any of those 3 shadow tiddlers you are redefining the > default theme that, in your case, will become the StudentTheme. > Include these modified tiddlers in the student edition and make sure > to omit the InstructorTheme tiddler. This way, the macro <<slideShow > theme:InstructorTheme ...>> will use the right theme in your edition > and will fall back to the modified default theme in the absence of the > InstructorTheme tiddler. That does seem to work. However I just edited the SlideShowViewTemplate replacing the shadow one and it looks like the TaggedTemplateTweak is overriding your view template. I am not quite sure how as I thought that used to work. It's possible that it never worked and I just thought it did because the view templates applied by TaggedTemplateTweaks was the same as I expected to be applied by my modified SlideShowViewTemplate, but.... Anyway it's late. > 2) sorry, I don't like that one. I removed the 'titles' option so you > have to include the tiddlers' titles in the ViewTemplate. Hmm, before when using 'titles' I am pretty sure the TOC menu (brought up when clicking on the slide count in the lower right) displayed the titles as menu items. Now even with a div displaying the title in the ViewTemplate part of the theme there are no items in the TOC menu that are not header items (which means a bunch of slides are missing). Might I ask why you removed the title option? I think it was a good idea since the title should serve as the top level header. I have a few slides that have identical headings (comparing different keywords). The title is the only unique means of distinguishing between the tiddlers. Because it is unique by construction, it seems to me the tiddler title should always be in the toc. > can already do some of that in the templates using the 'noClicks' or > the new 'noKeyboard' classes (see the StudentTheme example in my > site). I have that working. Well done. > 3) Done! Cool. Works like a charm. Thanks for all your work. -- 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 -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
