*History Buff, * That's a very good point about using $:/temp for the state tiddler. When I get a chance I think I'll update the default state tiddler to use that prefix, because the save button constantly lighting up is not ideal.
*Mat, * To your first point, I completely understand where you are coming from. I wasn't sure if it would make it confusing if that were also a clickable option, but it probably makes more sense for it to be. I'll experiment with that some and make an update in the near future. To your second point, I like the look of that! I don't think changing the styling of the tiddler containing the menu is within the scope of this plugin, but I can consider taking away some of the outer borders like you did to reduce the number of boxes. I'll consider that a bit as well. Thanks for checking it out and for the feedback! On Wednesday, April 7, 2021 at 4:00:01 AM UTC-4 Mat wrote: > This is very interesting. A main wiki of mine is my "household wiki" which > is very scattered in topics (shopping lists, reference lists, emergency > stuff etc etc) and your creation might make it easier to navigate within > one such space at a time. > Two thoughts: > > 1) After clicking a menu item (e.g Tiddler A) I don't find a way to go > back to primary Tag level. I was expecting that clicking "Primary Tag" in > the menu would trigger the view just like clicking "Tiddler A" in the menu. > Also the breadcrumb "Primary Tag" does not bring back that view, which I > also expected. > > 2) This is a case where the default tiddler frame is a visually redundant, > even distracting. Below is a mockup image of an alternative view. This is > possible by styling backgrounds etc to be transparent, e.g conditionally > for tiddlers tagged, say, MegaMenu. > > <:-) > > [image: mega2.png] > > On Wednesday, April 7, 2021 at 1:55:59 AM UTC+2 jc-ose wrote: > >> I want to introduce a plugin I’ve been working on called MegaMenu. It >> provides a macro that generates a menu you can use for navigating your >> wiki. It is inspired by "megamenu’s" used by websites that have very large >> catalogues and/or many pages that you can navigate to. My hope is that as >> your wiki grows, you can continue to use this menu and it should scale well >> without making navigation any more difficult. At its core, it captures >> relationships between tiddlers (through tags) similarly to how the built-in >> tableofcontents macro works. However it does this in a neat interface and >> goes one step further by attempting to group links together that have >> multiple tags in common. >> >> [image: MegaMenuImg.png] >> >> It shows three levels of links at any time with the possibility to dive >> deeper using various controls. >> >> This is my first public plugin I’ve written for the community, so I’m >> very interested in what you think and if you have ideas for how it could >> potentially be improved. My hope is that this is intuitive to use. Also, >> just keep in mind that this uses functionality in TW version 5.1.23, so you >> will need that version (or later) for the menu to work correctly. >> >> I recommend giving it a try first on TiddlyWiki.com to see it in action! >> >> Github Repo: https://github.com/jc-ose/MegaMenu >> >> Demo: https://jc-ose.github.io/MegaMenu/ >> >> Some final thoughts: I am not a developer, so it’s possible that I’ve >> missed some cross-browser compatibility bits to the css, but in my limited >> testing it seems to work well. It should work on mobile too. >> >> Let me know what you think! >> > -- 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/b41bd997-65c0-479f-9897-ed0fc34f8c18n%40googlegroups.com.
