Hi Matabele,
Many thanks for your comments. I've been thinking about using dictionaries,
but I did not try until now. I'm slowly learning how to use TW power
features.
Very nice -- some great ideas. A suggestion to tidy up your system tab:
>
> 1. Create a data dictionary with the title '$:/_images'
> 2. Make entries in this dictionary for each button image like:
> article:<i class="fa fa-file-text-o"></i>
> author:<i class="fa fa-user"></i>
> ...
> education:<i class="fa fa-briefcase"></i>
> ... and so on
> 3. Transclude an icon with entries like: {{$:/_images##education}}
>
It seems a good idea. I'm going to try, but I'm not sure of the benefits
(leaving apart having less tiddlers).
> I'm not sure if all your $:/state/tab-{xxxxxx} tiddlers are currently in
> use or leftovers, as I see you have several versions of
> $:/_ViewTemplate/tabs, but it is possible in many cases to use a field in
> the current tiddler for the state of each tabs macrocall: <<tabs
> "[filter[expression]]" "default" "!!state-tab">> -- this avoids the use of
> a separate state tiddler for each instance of the <<tabs>> macro.
>
Yes, I started using tabs to store sliders and tabs states, and I think its
definitively a good idea to generalize that use.
Regards,
Alberto
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