> use the "edit" keyword params to *force* the enhanced click-to-edit
Yeah, thanks. I was misled by the rendering of macro in Opera which becomes editable without any additional parameteres in some cases (and this is a case where it doesn't). :) This usually happens when trying to rush and get the effect without careful reading of documentation. I'v got some other notes/issues about the plugin: * like I said the plugin allows to edit sliders' and tabs' content which can be implemented using sections (perhaps this is worth mentioning in the plugin's desription) * the plugin always opens tiddlers to edit on the top of the displayArea, moreover, it doesn't cause the screen to scroll to the editor (tested in both Opera and FireFox) * in Opera the content after the transcluded things is arranged somewhat not proper: the transcluded content comes over the "usual" one. For example, if I write something in tiddler C after the <<tiddler>> macro the button of the slider overlaps it, and so does the content of the opened slider or some text placed in tiddler B after the slider. In FireFox it's ok. Perhaps I have to change z and h parameters somehow? Adding style:"position:static;" to the macro (between the name of tiddler and "edit" parameters) and @@position:static; ...@@ block wrapping of the content after <<tiddler>> macro didn't help. ** in Opera, two ToggleSidebars tweaks (ToggleLeftSidebar and ToggleRightSidebar), placed with a space symbol between them look like one symbol, the left triangle over the right one. * <<tiddler [[Non-existing tiddler]] edit>> is represented differently: in Opera, there appears a line "Non-existing tiddler" which allow to create a tiddler by double-clicking it; in FireFox there appears nothing. I prefer the thing which is in Opera, but this seems to be better if the representation can be customized. best regards, Yakov On 26 ноя, 22:48, Eric Shulman <[email protected]> wrote: > > In my tests the transcluded tiddler A in C doesn't have dotted > > bounding box. It has no box in the B either, but I wrote this > > constuction to show a conception which allows to use this plugin in > > sliders and tabs. > > The dotted border on mouseover is only added if an element is editable > or adjustable (move/stretch). You need to either: > A) specify a non-default position/size using at least one of x:..., > y:..., w:..., or h:... params > or > B) use the "edit" and/or "adjust" keyword params to *force* the > enhanced click-to-edit and/or drag-to-move/size handling to the > embedded element > > enjoy, > -e -- 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.
