Very nice theme! I like the lockable and unlockable menus and the way you can hide the tidd-I mean the groov content.
Sorry I don't know how to help you with your question, though. Dave On Oct 17, 3:23 pm, wolfgang <[email protected]> wrote: > https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/browse_thread/thread/686b4... > > Hi again, > > tried it again almost a half year later and finally was able to > identify most essential stuff for the dragable Sidebars to function. > Took much time and work, because this theme is really a mess with so > many cross-dependencies between css and js bits and pieces here and > there. > > However, now that I got it going I'm more than ever convinced this > feature alone is really worthwhile. > > Remember my TiddlyDesktop in 2007? (http://menuflex.tiddlyspot.com/) > - or Menuflex of 2009? (http://tiddlyhome.bidix.info/desk/) > > All I really tried with these two adaptations was creating the most > versatile way for working with different texts by simply having more > than one display area (while for merely reading TW text one would more > than suffice). > > Beside the many glitches of TiddlyDesktop - which never really grew up > after it was born - it's real limitation is the mess it creates, where > one has to cascade or close all tiddlers to regain the oversight again > - dragging the tiddlers and borders often multiple times in each and > every direction. The much more professional approach with movable > panels by Eric doesn't spare from this kind of busy drag-/dropping > while editing, Menuflex is the furthest I got to the same objective > with basic html and css alone. But already then limited to certain > browsers and never really fully satisfying. > > Triptych solves all this much more simpler by automatically adjusting > the size of the existing display area after a sidebar has been dragged > to its desired size, with the sole purpose to use a sidebar as a > proberly sized second display area. It doesn't only gives most > flexibility while editing (having tiddlers side by side same size for > reference and/or other necessary task aside), but with its minimized > sidebars kind of automatic 'fullscreen' mode for smaller displays. > > I'm still working on pulling and reducing all necessary css now spread > over many stylesheet into one systemTheme, and the 5 plugins in less > than that. However one of these little essential macros has been > married with an existing, and renamed to TiddlersBarPluginMPKos. Which > for me is unfortunate, because I usually prefer breadcrumbs for that > kind of navigation with many more options than TiddlersBar, while > sparing screen space to the extreme if stuffed into a popup. Since I > don't know js, I would be very glad if someone could help with > extracting this piece of code, now married and only working with > TiddlersBarPluginMPKos together, into a small independently working > plugin: > > fitTiddlerDisplay: function() { > var tDFrac; > if (config.options["txtUserTiddlerWidth"] == undefined > || config.options["txtUserTiddlerWidth"] > 100 > || config.options["txtUserTiddlerWidth"] < 0) > tDFrac = 0.98; > else tDFrac = config.options["txtUserTiddlerWidth"]/100; > > var sideFrac = ( 1 - tDFrac ) / 2; > var wiDiv = document.getElementById("testWidthDiv"); > var w_all = wiDiv.offsetWidth; > if (jQuery('#leftBarWrapper').hasClass('fixedSidebarWrapper')) > var w_left = jQuery('#leftBarWrapper').width(); > else var w_left = 0; > if (jQuery('#rightBarWrapper').hasClass('fixedSidebarWrapper')) > var w_right = jQuery('#rightBarWrapper').width(); > else var w_right = 0; > var w_free = w_all - w_left - w_right; > var leftBorder_dA = w_left + sideFrac*w_free; > jQuery('#displayArea').css('left',leftBorder_dA+'px'); > jQuery('#displayArea').width(tDFrac*w_free); > //console.log("fitted"); > > }, > > Source:http://triptych-theme.tiddlyspace.com/#TiddlersBarPluginMPKos -- 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.
