Great continued feedback. I'll keep going, but just to mass-reply:
PMario
- I agree that the "closed version" should be in a small general syntax
notes area - maybe right below the syntax block. Things like:
- Each attribute can be given as "Text Value", {{Trancluded Value}},
or <<Macro Value>>
- Still thinking through how to handle the "or" situations (need tiddler
value or tiddler and field, or just field, or tiddler and index...)
- Soren had the one example which might be great. I currently don't
understand it clearly though, so will think on how to simplify it
Tones
- I'm not that familiar with screen readers etc. but if you want to take
a crack at an example to help me understand, I'd be happy to look at it
Ste
- I'll check out the stretch text thing. Others have suggested details
which seems to have similar aims (though is non-core)
Mohammad / Odin / TiddlyTweeter
- I think version 1 is good myself, and version 3 for completeness.
Might think about the best method to include both - via some mechanism like
stretch-text / details / reveal / tabs (most core-ish I think)
<details> (PMario / TiddlyTweeter)
- Funnily enough the *only* thing that I can see useful about the
<$details> widget is that it *doesn't* store the state (which keeps size &
# of changes down).
- To TiddlyTweeter's point, if <$details> stored state, wouldn't it just
be a less-flexible <$reveal>?
Thanks all, I'll keep plugging along and circle back to get more feedback
in a while.
On Monday, June 7, 2021 at 5:47:53 AM UTC-4 TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>
> TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>>
>>> ... using either *<$reveal>... *or <details>... to hide sections so its
>>> not too overwhelming and the end-user can expand only the sections they
>>> need to see.
>>
>>
> PMario replied:
>
>> At the moment Jeremy doesn't accept PRs that contain the <details>
>> element, because it doesn't store open/close state.
>> I think, we need a <$details> widget, that can handle persistent state,
>> in the core first.
>>
>
> HA!* <details> *is super simple. ADD "open" or remove it.
> * Should be a doddle. *
> It is NOT intelligent like *<$reveal> *which handles well complex
> situations, but in MANY use cases <details> binary sate is all you need.
>
> Side comment
> TT
>
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