> You might also want to try this transclusion: > http://www.tiddlytools.com/#NextTiddler
Yes, this looks much closer. What I do mean is another implementation of this which would cause _each_ PrettyLink to act as a NextTiddler, if clicked with shift key pressed. Or even more, cause PrettyLinks work so when clicked in a usual way and to open new tiddler without closing the first one if shift is pressed. The latter appearence would probably be useful for a site as users prefer to get what they got accustomed to; and when they need to multiply the number of tiddlers, they can see the shift+click navigation tip in FAQ, for example. I'm also somewhat confused with this in handheld since I have no idea, even about how this can look there (and this is a pity because I write too much to scroll things up and down each time). The one I can imagine is a pop-up with two lines when clicking on a link: the first line with an "open" label and the second with "open next" (meaning closing this one). As for SinglePageModePlugin, I can see another useful option for "usual view" of a site - the "Automatically permalink current tiddler" option. Speaking about long tiddlers and navigation, I can touch another aspect wich also looks a little annoying for me: sliders with long content. The thing is, when you have read one of them, you usually want to close it and in this case you need to scroll up to the button. Imagine, for example a long proof of a theorem or a description of a solution of a problem. It would be nice of slider to generate a "fold" button on the bottom of content (ideally, if the content is long enough). Anyway, thanks for the responses. PS > browsers usually have their own link-click-modifiers that do different things > when clicking a link Oh, PrettyLinks are the anchor elements? (never checked this) Even if browsers do smth with links, why not use another elements with some styling and JavaScript event handling? > Dunno if one can cancel event bubbling such that the browser default is being > prevented from firing. Yeap, that's a question. I even haven't met any detailed overview of BOM and the default rendering of the key events by browsers is somewhat absolute unknown to me. Perhaps this [1] works with suppressing of them, but it needs testing anyway. I can see nothing about default events in the description. [1] http://api.jquery.com/keypress/ On 25 ноя, 23:31, Tobias Beer <[email protected]> wrote: > I guess, what Yakov is after is to be able to only invoke > SinglePageMode, when ctrlKey, shiftKey or altKey of the event is set. > However, implementing such might be tricky, as browsers usually have > their own link-click-modifiers that do different things when clicking > a link while holding such a modifier key. Dunno if one can cancel > event bubbling such that the browser default is being prevented from > firing. > > Cheers, Tobias. -- 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.
