Thanks Colm and Eric, I will look into the pointers. I'll look into them.
In a dream I saw a 'fridge animation'; magnets moved around like snow flakes. As a user I'd like to make a small enchanted animation in a tiddler so that each tiddler can be re-used in a user navigated no-linear animated hypertext story. Alex On Nov 27, 5:10 pm, PMario <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Eric, > An other great plugin. Thx for sharing. > == > Is there a possibility, to get a "smaller" version, that only contains > the "doubleclick" - "open transcluded tiddler in edit mode" function. > Without any additional parameters needed for <<tiddler >> macro. So no > editing will be needed. It would be a great addOn for a default TW. > > Disabling this behaviour could be done with a > chkDisableOpenTranscluded option. > > This would be great. > > kind regards > mario > > On Nov 27, 1:15 am, Eric Shulman <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > The tiddler would be the fridge and links the magnets. > > > I'd like to be able to drag the magnets round, the click on them to > > > open a tiddler. > > >http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#PasteUpPlugin > > > Adds edit-in-place and mouse positioning/sizing ability to <<tiddler>> > > macro > > > You can do a "fridge" by creating a tiddler with content like this: > > > <<tiddler MagnetA "" adjust>> > > <<tiddler MagnetB "" adjust>> > > <<tiddler MagnetC "" adjust>> > > <<tiddler MagnetD "" adjust>> > > <<tiddler MagnetE "" adjust>> > > > The "" is a placeholder for the core's classname param. The "adjust" > > keyword adds the plugin's extended move/size handling to an embedded > > tiddler 'pasteup' element. When you move/size the element, the plugin > > automatically modifies the corresponding <<tiddler>> macro to add (or > > update) the x,y,w,h parameters, like this: > > > <<tiddler MagnetA "" adjust x:... y:... w:... h:...>> > > > The values of the x,y,w,h use CSS measurements (i.e., "120px", "3in", > > "10em", "50%", etc.), and defaults to "px". If you hand-enter the > > parameters and specify units other than px (e.g., "3in"), then > > subsequent mouse-based adjustments to the position/size of the element > > will also use those units. Of course, you can always hand-edit the > > x,y,w,h values at any time to 'fine tune' the layout of the embedded > > elements. > > > You can also *nest* pasteup elements, so that the contained elements > > move as a group if the containing element is moved. For example, you > > could write: > > ------------------ > > [[SomeTiddler]] > > <<tiddler Fridge "" adjust style:"border:1px solid > > black;background:white;" x:1in y:1in w:3in h:4in>> > > > [[Fridge]] > > <<tiddler MagnetA "" adjust>> > > <<tiddler MagnetB "" adjust>> > > <<tiddler MagnetC "" adjust>> > > ------------------ > > > Then, you can move MagnetA, MagnetB and MagnetC, relative to the > > Fridge, and when you move the Fridge within SomeTiddler, MagnetA/B/C > > will follow along, keeping their relative placement to the Fridge. > > > enjoy, > > -e > > Eric Shulman > > TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios -- 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.
