Messy, but it sounds like it's doing the trick for the moment.
Maybe you could try setting the widths of the .viewer and .tagged/.tagging
DIVs permanently:
.tagging, .tagged { width: 20%; }
.viewer {width:80% }
I think that will give you a permanent triptych-style tiddler with 40% of
the tiddler's space devoted to two sidebars of tag data (each 20% wide) and
a central column of content 60% wide. (Adjust percentages as needed if it
works.)
As for the display:none trick, I checked last night, and I'm using this to
great effect in my TiddlyWikis:
.tagging { display:none; }
It just sets the default display property to "none," but when the .tagging
section is wrapped in the .isTag DIV (i.e., when there's something to
display), .isTag's display:block; property overrides it. I'm not 100% sure
it will work the same way with .tagged (since I want the "no tags" DIV
displayed when a tiddler doesn't have tags), but it works for me with
.tagging. :)
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