Hello TW Community,
Related questions have been raised many times on this forum, and I
think I studied them all. But none of them gave me the simple and
complete final answer.
I am using TW with great pleasure to publish a website, but my public
too often ends up in the view-mode of a tiddler. They either double-
click in it or cannot resist the "view"-button. It's considered
confusing, and they hate that behaviour.
I have seen the suggestion to remove the "+" from "+editTiddler" in
ToolbarCommands, but that disables the double-click for myself as
well. And I have seen things like "Authoring-mode" and other heavy
plugins like "ThemeSwitching" that i.m.o. go far beyond what I need.
Actually I found a very simple solution that exactly does what I want,
and that is making a one-line change in the config.commands-section
directly in the TW-source: replace
"editTiddler: {},"
with
"editTiddler: {hideReadOnly: true},".
But of course I understand that this isn't the right way (a.o. because
a TW-upgrade will undo it).
So, my question is how I can accomplish this simple change through the
"standard API", e.g. with a tiny systemConfig-tagged tiddler?
Thanks in advance, and I think many others will be thankful too.
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