Mat, I found out why clicking a link does not move the screen to the top of the tiddler. The problem is it does not work with the 'Zoomin' story view, because in $:/core/modules/storyviews/zoomin.js, line 115 is commented out:
// $tw.pageScroller.scrollIntoView(targetElement); Uncommenting it brings back the behavious, but of course it requires overwriting a shadow tiddler, which is not so bad. I will note though, that this is a bit buggy. I don't know why yet, but this doesn't work when revisiting some pages that are already open. Fixed? Ash On Tuesday, 30 June 2020 22:32:19 UTC+1, Ash Rubigo wrote: > > You indicated that your audience is other TW users >> > > Actually I aim to have a large amount of traffic from all over the > Internet, primarily Reddit. This wiki is the hub for the projects I work > on, which is why I'm trying refine the style before promoting it to the > general public. Reddit in particular can be *brutal *with their feedback, > they are going to absolutely tear it apart. It is a wiki, a format that > isn't necessarily the most appealing, but I'm not under the illusion it > will be the place everyone goes. Unlike independent posts, the great thing > about a wiki is that all the content can reference each other using links, > which is great for fans wanting to delve deeper. I suspect only images and > videos can be truly mainstream, which is what I aim to share directly, and > that is what the wiki needs *a lot* of, pictures pictures pictures. > > I mean, an intrusive sidebar is probably closed by default usually... If >> there are critical links that the user needs to see directly when visiting >> the site perhaps they should be in the topmost tiddler also? Just an idea, >> possibly a bad one ;-) >> > > Yeah, I agree that it should probably be closed by default. Just a matter > of remembering to save with the sidebar closed. Fixed. > > My philosophy is already that all pages should be reachable by following > links from the index, plus there is a persistent button with text for the > sidebar, so I think people shouldn't have much of a problem finding the > sidebar. > > In the open sidebar there is, on my desktop screen, a horizontal scrollbar >> at bottom. But the sidebar shows fully and there is no scroll handle. My >> guess is you have something inside the popout that exceeds it by just a >> pixel or so, e.g a border. >> > > Oh, I didn't notice that before, fixed, thanks! > > Ash > > On Tuesday, 30 June 2020 20:56:35 UTC+1, Mat wrote: >> >> Ash Rubigo wrote: >>> >>> I realised making the sidebar always a sidebar was easier than I >>> thought. Tell me what you think! >>> >> >> I guess it depends on your target audience. You indicated, apropos >> possibly keeping the tiddler tool buttons, that your audience is other TW >> users in which case a sidebar like that is probably OK. The first thing a >> fellow *tiddleur *would think is probably "OK, the sidebar is open" and >> think no further of it. But someone not initiated will probably find it >> confusing, at least on desktop. I mean, an intrusive sidebar is probably >> closed by default usually... If there are critical links that the user >> needs to see directly when visiting the site perhaps they should be in the >> topmost tiddler also? Just an idea, possibly a bad one ;-) >> >> In the open sidebar there is, on my desktop screen, a horizontal >> scrollbar at bottom. But the sidebar shows fully and there is no scroll >> handle. My guess is you have something inside the popout that exceeds it by >> just a pixel or so, e.g a border. >> >> <:-) >> > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/e6e0f22a-a379-4254-b809-057fbdf08749o%40googlegroups.com.
