Don't thump your forehead too hard, Craig! :-) I'll be happy to continue to contribute. I think TiddlyWiki is a fascinating project, and, well, I had some free time on my hands during the winter break.
Actually, as I said, the fact that I could do this in just three days says much more about TiddlyWiki, the Fluid 960 Grid System, and the good folks in this forum. Great products and great people make great ideas. Mario really does some fantastic work. I had not seen his JQsorter until now, and you're right ... that's exactly what this project needs! I like Eric's "moveable" (TIddyTools) very much, but I just prefer things that drop into place rather than float around. Just personal preference. I'll be interested in whatever other ideas this may generate. Thanks for your feedbak, Craig! David On Jan 5, 9:01 am, Craig in Calgary <[email protected]> wrote: > David, > > Thump! That's the sound of the palm of my hand slapping my forehead. > If Tiddly960 is the result of three (3) days' work, PLEASE continue to > contribute to the TW community. > > If you're interested in a UI paradigm that might make configuring a > Tiddly960 easier for the neophyte TW user, take a look > athttp://a-pm-experimental.tiddlyspot.com/#JQSorterby Mario Pietsch. > His drag-n-drop approach to arranging tiddlers for a presentation > could be adapted to allow a Tiddly960 user to take something > likehttp://tiddly960.tiddlyspot.com/#Tiddly960conceptualModeland arrange > their TW to suit. > > Keep me posted on Tiddly960, I'm keenly interested. > > Take care, > > Craig Prichard > mailto : first_name period last_name at gmail period com
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