Thanks for the hint, Vincent.
I'd still like to have the fields be editable. But additionally, being able
to edit parts of a tiddler inline would also help. But my focus is more to
TW5.
In order not to learn (too much) Klingon and not to have too much overhead,
I also thought about how this could be achieved. My idea is to have
something like this:
{{ InlineEditor }} <<editButtons>>
So this is to include the Buttons which will allow editing.
And then you need to mark the editable blocks like so:
@@.editable
This is an editable text block.
2nd paragraph of the block
@@
Or you can even mark parts of a line as editable:
This is just one @@.editable
word
@@
which is editable
I updated my tiddlyspot <http://skeeve.tiddlyspot.com/>to show how the view
mode could look like. I choose pink as background just for illustration
puposes. Of course clicking the button doesn't do anything yet besides
switching the buttons. And I'm still using Javascript directly in the
onclick handler. But as long as I don't know any API, I don't want to put
too much effort in doing it properly ;)
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