BurningTreeC wrote: > > > I think in actual practice I'd use Muuri to *arrange a site* for online >> publishing I do NOT want users to mess with. > > > Ok, yes I didn't think about that so much. There's the option to disable > dragging and to hide the dragging button from the pagecontrols menu, then > disabling the dragging-keyboard-shortcut by removing the tag > $:/tags/KeyboardShortcut and doing the same for the columns button and the > two columns shortcuts... > > What I'm getting at is its a tool for content/organisation by developers >> as much as for end users. Yes? > > > Which tool do you mean? Muuri itself or the dragging on/off button? >
Yeah. The controls. Maybe? Maybe some hidden option to HIDE the tool could aid publishers >> publish their arrangement without worry the end user will mess with it? > > > I would go with the options described above... > Right. FYI I'll likely write a macro do the settings for the contexts I need on one press. My *point* was to highlight some *auteur* issues that are implicit and make them more explicit. I wasn't really expecting you to DO anything :-). Rather, highlight that Muuri can be viewed as an EXCELLENT "author's arrangement tool" and not just an end-consumer tool. I think if you made that clearer it might well increase uptake? In brief, for site design, it makes an otherwise tiresome task easier. Best wishes TT -- 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/9217bc80-7e60-4804-9af4-38e2ca97ee0ao%40googlegroups.com.
