Hi all and Tobias! Second solution - div displayArea scrollable, Tobias: Unfortunately I already had this (working) configuration you described. But this will give problems with "ensureVisible" or something as you pointed out. For the time being it's not usable.
I investigated the first solution again - make menus stay fixed: The problem was in using MPTWTrimTheme. By switching to the normal MPTWTheme, topMenu and mainMenu were separated again and I could set it to be "fixed" with bottom = 0. Take a look at this screenshot: [1] http://www.taffson.net/data/myTW_next.jpg It's fabulous! After that, I had to fix the YourSearch Plugin, because when popping up it alwas scrolled the tiddlerDisplay to an absolute value. Code changes: * var _ee=_ec (instead of) _eb+_ec * _dd.style.bottom=_ee (instead of) .top * (comment out) scrollTo * position: fixed (instead of) "position: absolute" bei YourSearchResult Stylesheet So now the YourSearchResults pop up nicely over my floating topMenu, both at the bottom and always accessible. On the left of the screenshot you can see the sidebar which scrolls seperately, but only if too long. The whole thing, with some more things, is highly accessible and super smooth to use for me now. Thx all for participating, Alex [1] Screenshot of my TW with SearchResult popping up and the various "quick access" menues: http://www.taffson.net/data/myTW_next.jpg On 19 Feb., 16:30, Tobias Beer <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi again Alex, > > I believe your problem lies in your basic design idea. Let's assume > the following layout... > > top menu > --------------------------------------------------------- > left sidebar | display area | right sidebar > --------------------------------------------------------- > footer > > ...and that what you want is for the top, left and right to be fixed > and the center to be scrollable. Then I would think that first of all, > you have to say goodbye to the browsers scrollbar. This is why I > suggested to give the top, left and right blocks a position:absolute > while also defining the css positioning properties for top and either > left or right. > > What's important is that you give the container surrounding left, > center and right a height in % and the displayArea an overflow:auto, > thus preventing the browsers scrollbars from being firing off. > > If you want floating stuff, then you need a js script that does that > for you, something like... > > http://tobibeer.tiddlyspace.com/#FloatObject > > ...which you see working in the right sidebar of my TiddlySpace. I > have tried applying that to the top, left and right alltogether but > the results were not quite giving a pleasing impression, so I dropped > the idea. But with a few modifications, it sure is feasible. > > Asked differently, do you have an example for the kind of layout you > are trying to achieve? If you don't, I suggest you search for one and > try to apply its inner workings to your setup. > > 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.
