Note that you need to modify the "YourSearchStyleSheet" shadow tiddler for this to work, simply adding the ćodified class to your stylesheet doesn't work. w
On Feb 28, 4:17 pm, whatever <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi! > You're right about the YourSearchPlugin, I didn't even notice before. > Anyway, for those of us who like the popup where it is, but don't want > it to move up and down, only your last change is required: > Change "position: absolute;" to "position: fixed;" under the > ".yourSearchResult" class in the "YourSearchStyleSheet" shadow > tiddler. > > w > > On 28 feb., 14:39, dafcok <[email protected]> wrote: > > > 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.
