Hi Craig
I understand your line of thought (I think)
What I want is "push" - I know already how to make "overflow" (div
[tags~="Wide"].tiddler {width: auto; margin: .6em 0em .5em -13;}
gives me a tiddler which overlaps the MainMenu - but it is still
visible...)
I'm not going for a totally automated open-this-tiddler=close-menus,
open-another-tiddler=reopen-menus.
Neither am I looking for a theme-switch, which hides elements from the
pagetemplate based on tags.
My line of thought is: When I have a script like toggleLeftSidebar,
shouldn't I be able to invoke it, when opening a tiddler?
Using a tag for it isn't a priority -
Regards Måns Mårtensson
On 11 Jan., 08:08, Craig in Calgary <[email protected]> wrote:
> Måns,
>
> How
> abouthttp://www.tiddlytools.com/#TaggedTemplateTweakorhttp://mptw2.tiddlyspot.com/#RunMacroIfTagged?Could
> a special
> ViewTemplate fire off the toggle transclusions?
>
> Another thought: why couldn't you call the toggle transclusions when
> the 'wide' tiddler is rendered? The problem I see is how to get them
> back when the tiddler closes or a non-'wide' tiddler is rendered.
>
> Last idea: has anyone experimented with some CSS to allow a rendered
> tiddler to overlap either or both sidebars? With
> RearrangeTiddlersPlugin (and not single page mode) the user could move
> the tiddler up or down to see the hidden parts of the sidebars OR
> toggling the 'wide' tag on/off could restore the visibility of the
> sidebars OR some option could allow the tiddler to have a horizontal
> scrollbar (I'm not a fan of that approach).
>
> I guess the real question is: is the priority to render the tiddler in
> as wide a space as possible and push all distractions out of the way
> to do so or is the priority to make as much room available for a wide
> tiddler by removing all distractions? There is a subtle difference. In
> the first case the tiddler has the power to push stuff out of its way
> or cover stuff with itself. In the second case, the environment
> accommodates the needs of the special tiddler. Kind of like the
> difference between 'push' and 'pull'. Am I the only person who thinks
> there's a difference or is it just late and I need to go to bed now?
>
> Just spitballing, as usual. Let us know what solution works for you. I
> am interested.
>
> Craig
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