> > So I'm wrong in my believe the functions of Triptych sidebars could be > > completely divorced from Triptych theme, freestyle and emastic? > > I'm sure it can be splitted.
Thanks for the confirmation. > But I'd start then with a vanilla TW and try to get it working there. > That's what I tried half year ago and that's probably why given up then. Now, by eliminating piece by piece from the sheets - without having even changed the look of the theme yet - already about 80% of TiddlySpace, EmasticSystem, Neui-em sheets have been deleted and the whole becomes much more compact and workable. However, theme and style wasn't really the main concern of this thread. Anyhow, since we went off already: Trying to adapt this free-style dependent theme gave me a real bad aftertaste about the whole free-style and emastic concept, which seemed a real invention when I first heard of it too. And it might really be an aid to someone wanting to create an extraordinary theme without having much knowledge about TW specific style definitions. But now I can't see any reason beyond for using it. It's 90% pure bloat and thereby loses any efficiency. For one like my, who never formally learned anything about CSS but still was able to learn (by doing) to adapt any TW style (see http://change.tiddlyspot.com/) this turned out the most difficult to work with because it's departure from usual simple TW styles. Obviously, for me efficiency and easy adaptability has much more value. Since you created the 'free'-style system, Mario, and because I'm less able grasp its advantages to the usual ways of TW themes, what are for you the reasons for using it at all, beyond ease of creating extraordinary themes on the fly? -- 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.
