Hi Dave, Thanks. I found out already by inspecting your code. Do use it in my toolbar buttons now.
Cheers, Ton On Sunday, December 1, 2013 4:55:32 AM UTC+1, David Gifford wrote: > > Correction for Ton: tooltips should say <span title="">, not <span > text="">. My apologies for the confusion! > > Dave > > > On Sat, Nov 30, 2013 at 9:48 PM, Paul Levey <[email protected]<javascript:> > > wrote: > >> Awesome! (And I should have mentioned I was using IE11 and Win7 >> Enterprise.) >> >> >> On Sat, Nov 30, 2013 at 7:24 PM, David Gifford >> <[email protected]<javascript:> >> > wrote: >> >>> Thanks to all of you for your kind comments. >>> >>> @Ton: the file setup itself I had finished before mentioning I would not >>> be tinkering. The only tinkering I did was adding your quick fix, which was >>> indeed quick. The 1 John part counts not as TW5 work but as Bible study and >>> class/sermon prep. I am preaching on 1 John, on love, tomorrow morning. Or >>> maybe that is just my way of justifying my indulgence in this project! And >>> thanks for your help in the last few weeks. You are playing around with a >>> lot of cool stuff. I will update the mall in the next day or two with the >>> link you gave me in a different email. >>> >>> Tool tips around buttons is just <span text=""> and </span> around the >>> button. Tool tips around text is something I still don't know how to do. >>> >>> @Jeremy: Yes, Bible study is indeed a great use case for TiddlyWiki: >>> themes, literary features, canonical references, chapter and verse >>> divisions, grammatical and rhetorical features, historical references, so >>> much could be cross-referenced and TiddlyWiki is the best tool, in my >>> opinion, for an end user to do that. Maybe this project could show up in >>> the TW in the wild tiddler? Thanks for TiddlyWiki, both classic and 5! Oh, >>> and also, congrats on the new release today. >>> >>> @Jim, I hadn't thought of the similarity to Thompson's chain references. >>> I am sure he would have found TW5 a big help in what he did. Though he >>> probably would have spent even more time tinkering with TW, which would >>> have distracted him from his task like it distracts me! >>> >>> @Paul: I think you will find soon enough that some of us will build up a >>> small library of filters and widgets and will make them available with >>> little explanations and even bookmarklets like Stephan Hradek's >>> bookmarklets, so you won't have to wade through that stuff too much. I will >>> let Jeremy see what you mean about scroll positioning, and respond to it. >>> Hopefully you will get some time freed up to both study 1 John and play >>> with TiddlyWiki. >>> >>> Blessings, >>> >>> Dave >>> >>> >>> >>> On Sat, Nov 30, 2013 at 9:00 PM, PVHL <[email protected] <javascript:>>wrote: >>> >>>> I am much impressed -- and working hard at not getting sidetracked into >>>> studying the actual content right now. >>>> >>>> Maybe not the place to mention this, but I noticed that if I was part >>>> way down a tiddler (had scrolled) and clicked a link to a tiddler that >>>> also >>>> overflowed (had a vertical scrollbar), the new tiddler opened with the >>>> same >>>> vertical scroll positioning as the one I had come from. IOW, they were >>>> both >>>> using the same scroll position. I haven't spent enough time with TW5 to >>>> know if this is TW5 or your file (I imagine it is TW5), but thought I'd >>>> mention it. >>>> >>>> Thanks for sharing your work. I don't have time right now to play with >>>> TW5, but looking at other's files gives me a bit of an idea of what it can >>>> do. 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