Hi Wim,
You could also just use:
@@display:block;height:150px;overflow:auto;<<tiddler [[some tiddler]]>>@@
and then be able to...
* place anything inside the scrollbox, not necessarily a tiddler macro call
* place any links you want around it
To be more generic, you could define css classes in your StyleSheet like so:
.scroll150 {
display:block;height:150px;overflow:auto;
}
and then use:
{{scroll150{<<tiddler [[some tiddler]]>>}}}
>From a usability perspective, reusing a grid is better than to be able to
define any arbitrary height.
So, you could eventually even do this in your StyleSheet:
/*SLICES
SCROLL:display:block;overflow:auto;height:
*/
.scrollS {[[StyleSheet::SCROLL]]100px;}
.scrollM {[[StyleSheet::SCROLL]]200px;}
.scrollL {[[StyleSheet::SCROLL]]300px;}
.scrollXL {[[StyleSheet::SCROLL]]400px;}
Cheers, Tobias.
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