Another possible feedback It you are aware, there is a changecount value added to, with each change of a tiddler in the current session. A Simple icon with 1-9 then + on tiddlers who have a change count value quickly displays which ones you are editing a lot in the current session.
We can also review which tiddlers are in the current history list whether they are still open or not. Regards Tones On Tuesday, 1 September 2020 10:39:37 UTC+10, TW Tones wrote: > > Brian, > > Nice to hear a contra-view however; > > - No solution like the one discussed would be compulsory and unlikely > even in the standard distribution > - In some ways I am proposing a defacto standard that a number of > people agree to, you use it if you want too > - All elements should be selectable, and as I proposed they need to be > subtle. > - Whilst I think developers may love it, I disagree with the > suggestion that new users would not benefit from this, or even innocent > users of a website that happens to be tiddlywiki. > - The reason is people do respond to subtle information even if not > consciously > - The information should be of use to the user but we do not always > know what is useful to the user ahead of time. > - Tags and view templates, title and groups or lists all can be of > relevance to the user because that is the way tiddlywiki works > - Just as someone can choose a theme, they can a choose rich > highlight mode or not > - I would argue, even promote such a solution that it would have > far less impact on a user than changing the theme. > - You are saying "not outside there content", but I am suggesting > bringing out hidden content, in ever so subtle ways. > > I did not put the argument in my suggestion, but there is a science and > cognitive basis to my proposal. One that recognises that humans can extract > information even collected subconsciously, if that information is > observable. There is also a driver in the human mind to abstract knowledge > then apply it in different places - this is a key feature of creativity. > > if any of this kind of styling were added to the default install, I would >> hope that they are not active by default, but made easily discoverable in >> the Control Panel by someone who is interested in having more meta >> information readily available. > > > Of course, but time will tell if it is an advantage to the naive, new user. > > Regards > Tones > > > > > On Tuesday, 1 September 2020 04:48:40 UTC+10, Brian Radspinner wrote: >> >> I really like this as an idea for a *developer's plugin*, but *not as >> default styling*. IMO, most of the mentioned styling is superfluous and >> distracting to a new user, or one who doesn't plan on using TW as a >> development platform. >> >> If the idea that all tiddlers are just components that are technically >> all at the same level and can change levels at any time, I don't like the >> idea of making tiddlers look different outside of their content based on an >> individual's needs. System tiddlers are already separated by their titles >> and being relatively hidden, additional visual cues are redundant; unless >> you have a specific need to have a specific group of system tiddlers stand >> out for your own personal needs. >> >> If any of this kind of styling were added to the default install, I would >> hope that they are not active by default, but made easily discoverable in >> the Control Panel by someone who is interested in having more meta >> information readily available. >> On Monday, August 31, 2020 at 3:27:44 AM UTC-7 PMario wrote: >> >>> Hi Foks, >>> >>> Since there are different elements shown. I did an experiment some time >>> ago for a different thread, that defined some colors for TW tables. >>> >>> I'm kind of proud about the idea for styling different elements _and_ >>> areas within a TW table. >>> >>> The example used hardcoded styling, which is acitve as soon as a tiddler >>> is visible. ... So the user "className" must be unique. >>> >>> Examples attached. >>> >>> Link to: Original thread >>> <https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/6XSqLdhH1dQ/psFmcV9JCAAJ>. >>> >>> have fun! >>> mario >>> >> -- 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 tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/41dea1fd-3082-4cb7-8dcd-c5323b02f2ffo%40googlegroups.com.
