> I really like the ability to use moveable tiddlers - and > TiddlyDesktops quick response and intuitive way of handling them. Is > it possible to make it work with TspotPlugin/UploadPlugin and in a > more or less "normal" TW-document?
If you want to create a normal looking document with "tear off tiddlers", try this: First, install these plugins: http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#MoveablePanelPlugin http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#PanelManagerPlugin Then, edit your ViewTemplate and make two changes: 1) surround the current template layout inside of <div class='moveablePanel'> ... </div> 2) Just inside the closing </div> above, add this line, which invokes a macro that adds the mouse-handling and other 'moveable' features to the tiddler: <div macro='moveablePanel name:{{story.findContainingTiddler (place).getAttribute("tiddler")}} height:auto'></div> That's it... you can now move the mouse near the edge of any rendered tiddler and it will change to a 'four-arrows' cursor. Dragging the tiddler 'undocks' it from it's default 'anchor' point in the story column, and allows you to place it *anywhere* on the page. When a tiddler is undocked, a special set of 'panel buttons' will appear next to the regular toolbar items: [√] 'docks' the tiddler (returning it to the story column) [X] closes the tiddler [≡] brings up the PanelManager menu The PanelManager includes lots of commands for controlling the moveable panels in your document, as well as creating named 'panel maps' that remember the positions of those panels and an interactive 'panel map viewer' that lets you view and manipulate your entire document using a "bird's eye view" graphical representation. Note: PanelManager is not *required* in order to give tiddlers basic moveability. However, without it, the moveable panels have no 'memory'... when a tiddler panel is closed and then re-opened, it will revert to it's original, 'docked' position (which may be just what you want). If you don't want *all* tiddlers to be moveable, you could either use http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#TaggedTemplateTweak and create a [[MoveableViewTemplate]] containing the changes described above, and then tag individual tiddlers with "moveable" to active the functionality for that tiddler. Alternatively, you can just add the macro: <<moveablePanel>> directly into any individual tiddler to make just *that* tiddler moveable, even if no other tiddlers are. You can also limit the moveable area to a specific portion of a tiddler's content by enclosing that part of the tiddler source within a CSS wrapper, and placing the <<moveablePanel>> macro at the end of that wrapper, like this: {{anyclassnamewillworkhere{ ... your content ... <<moveablePanel>>}}} Note: I recommend that the enclosing CSS class include both "border:..." and "background-color:..." attributes, so that the moveable panel will be opaque against the other page content (so that it appears to float on top of them, rather than overlapping and blending together). enjoy, -e --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ 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 -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
