Hi! Thanks for the compliments and feedback. All good points, let me answer inline...
1. this plugin is dependant on the Eric's nested slider plugin. Your > plugin could avoid this dependency. In my original version I used the > slider functionality that is built into vanilla mGSD. > > There is commented code in the plugin to use the original built-in, and a header explaining that it can be used if preferred. Personally, I liked this layout better. > 2. My first attempt at this used a similar approach to you, i.e. a > separately closed slider for every status entry, but this was of not > much use in practice because it stopped me from easily opening all > updates in one go (to read or print project progress history. Is this > something you could reconsider? > Probably very easy to put in as a config-setting checkbox at the top of the plugin (where people will actually read and find the option!) I'll put it on my to-do list. Maybe the same for the slider layout. > 3. It has made the rest of the CSS in a vanilla MGSD change (and look > unevenly sized), perhaps you could rejig this so that you have two > separate CSS tiddlers for transclusion in the StyleSheet. One for > Vanilla mGSD usage and one for your 'mGSD Enhancements' styling? Then, > for users like me who are using the plugin in a vanilla mGSD file, it > can be easily changed to avoid messing up the styled look and feel. > That's a good idea. If you have any styling rules that you think work well, please pass them on. > 4. It has doesn't display status updates for 'Contacts'. If find this > indispensable, as the people I line-manage are my contacts and I want > to more easily see my notes for them! I am sure I could work out how > to do this, but perhaps you could change things to make this easier > for any user. > Also a good idea! It's going on the to-do list too! > > 5. When clicking on the + button, the resultant new tiddly does not > include a tag for the same realm as the parent project (this problem > existing in my original version too!) > I'll check it out. Thanks. I had a similar problem in another plug-in, might apply here too. > > p.s. How do you use Journals differently from Status Updates? > To me, "journals" are personal, like a diary, or at the very least more generalized notes. Status Updates relate specifically to a project (or soon, a Contact). > > I love what you have done so far. > Many thanks!!! > > Regards > > Stuckagain -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/-/jbi0w6nDuXsJ. 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.
