Hi folks,
There have been a lot of discussions about templating lately. And it
seems that Jon's <<list>> template stuff made it to the core. Which is
cool.
But it would be cooler, if you could see, which parameters have been
used to create the list.
eg:
<<list filter [tag[asdf]] [sort[customfield]] template:templateName>>
should create:
<ul class='list filter' tag='asdf' sort='customfield'> or may be
<ul class='list filter' tag='asdf' sort='customfield' template='...'>
<<list>> or <<list all>> would produce
<ul class='list all'>
It would make it possible to easily CSS style the created lists. eg:
no {{someBulkyStuff{<<list...>>}}} needed anymore.
It would make it possible to elliminate / simplify some
sidebar .tabContents CSS
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And imo it would be cool to have drag and drop sorting for those
lists :)
Some time ago I did the StylingPackage [1], which can do this. Using
bookmarklets.
Since the <<list>> macro doesn't tell you, how the list is created, I
needed to create a bulky XList macro [2], just to create some DOM
info, that can be found by the bookmarklets.
I could eliminate the additional plugins needed, if
<<list filter [tag[asdf]] [sort[customfield]]>>
would add some more info into the DOM. Described above.
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Since the filter functions can be easily expended since 2.6.2
<<list filter [is[public]]>>
should produce
<ul class='list filter' is='public'> ....
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If the above seems to be to complicated, a jQuery data object could be
added to the <ul> containing the param string.
The class='' should be done anyway.
It would be nice to have it in 2.6.3 :)
have fun!
mario
[1] http://apm-plugins.tiddlyspot.com/#StylingPackage
[2] http://apm-plugins.tiddlyspot.com/#XListPlugin
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