> > I would be delighted if I was able to show your great Tagging-Addon in > the EditMode. This would have two big advantages. > - I would prefer to have a slim toolbar in the ViewMode. > - In the EditMode users are more aware of the relevance of tags. As I > would like to share the collection I am doing with other users, I would > prefer if only those who knew what tags do touch them. >
I see, use tagging but only have it visible as needed. > the xplore-Tagging furnishes information which is especially valuable > while I am editing ( tiddlers linking and tagging to the tiddler), so I > would like to have the button to display it there. Shall I post a feature > request for these whishes? > I see, this makes sense. Whil I just added an issue here... https://github.com/tobibeer/TiddlyWikiPlugins/issues/68 ...it turns out you were not using the latest version of x-plore as can be found at... http://tbgtd.tiddlyspot.com/#x-plore So, it looks like that version does work properly in EditMode. > I don't know whether TagSearch really works in my TW- The Span called > "Typ" you see on the left of the toolbar is still produces by the the > x-tagger-plugin, the button for TagSearch at the moment is placed on the > right of the Toolbar. > I see, mhhh. I have no idea why the *tagSearch* toolbar command fails to find the handler. Perhaps you have some legacy CoreTweaks or such installed that prevents the *tagSearch* toolbar command from working properly? > I wanted to change to TagSearch because of the better possibilities of > configuration and because of the sticky behaviour which would be very > practical when meditating about a set of tags. > Sure. As a workaround, if I add this in the toolbar section in the * ViewTemplate* of your *SmartTheme* it works fine... <span macro="tagsearch source:'TagSearchConfig##Tags' exclude:'' label:'tagsā¾' tooltip:'Set tags by category' nomore toolbar"></span> I have already tried to implement the Tag-Dropdown-Menu of Delicious > Tagging but it would not work-That ist to say it produced a long field of > all my tags. I thought it needs prefixes to function correctly. > Actually, you don't need prefixes. All you should have to do is to point to the tag category section such as *TagSearchConfig##Tags* using something like this in a *zzConfig*... config.macros.deliciousTagging.catList = 'TagSearchConfig##Tags'; Tobias. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
