Hi passingby, I am sorry that the spaces are confusing at the moment. I have to say, that the whole FreeStyle stuff is not released yet. Please be patient, a little bit. I am still testing. I have to make the spaces public, to test under real conditions. (use the including mechanism) I want to record some videos, which makes explaining much easier. The vanilla TW layout structure, is not easy. Creating a TiddlySpace theme doesn't make it easier. And for using drag and drop, and implementing my concept, I had to add an additional layer, of abscraction, which needs some explaining too.
> I feel the tutorial assumes a bit much of previous knowledge of the > reader. You are right. Sometimes I thought allready, I should make them private again, and release a new theme from time to time. May be some history helps to understand where the basic concept comes from. Last year I found Vladimir Carrer's blog "1 line CSS Grid Framework" [1] .. which is dead simple, and yet very powerfull allready. But I wouldn't use it for production. The "1 line CSS Grid Framework" leads to "MALO CSS Library" [2] MALO is >>Ultra small (compressed is only 0,25 kb or 8 lines of CSS!) << I used it to create multi column views inside a tiddler. There are several posts in this group. If you search "malo, multi column, pmario" you'll find them. MALO leads to "The emastic CSS framework" [3] which is imo full featured. I use only the main parts and the percentage grid. If you understand MALO, this will help to understand the rest. ..... to be continued kind regards Mario [1] http://www.vcarrer.com/2009/06/1-line-css-grid-framework.html [2] http://www.vcarrer.com/2009/01/prototyping-with-malo-css-library.html [3] http://www.vcarrer.com/2008_11_01_archive.html On Nov 13, 6:17 am, passingby <[email protected]> wrote: > I consider myself fairly familiar with tiddlywiki. I also can handcode > simple HTML, CSS. I tried to understand Freestyle related spaces, > especially Freestyle-Tutorial but I just felt lost, going in circles > with tiddlers opening up other tiddlers, some links opening up > different pages/spaces. I just could not figure it out. I know the > message is lying there inside those pages, but it is not easily > accessible to me. > > Is it possible that a simple tutorial be made which is linear in > structure? Meaning a full tutorial written in plain language > explaining all the basic things in simple terms and which is contained > in a single tiddler, not spread out in separate tiddler in a > presentation mode? > I feel the tutorial assumes a bit much of previous knowledge of the > reader. > > thanks -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
