Hi Danielo,
 

> I am currently working on a new version of the plugin, with less bugs, 
>> better features, and much easier to customize. Its not yet finished but 
>> usable enough. I just uploaded it so you can take advantage of the 
>> customization enhancements: magictabs.tiddlyspot.com
>>
>
> But this is not compatible with the previous version right?
>

No. There a two incompatibilities:

   1. Tiddler names: all the tiddler names containing $:/…*/amp/BT/*… have 
   changes to $:/…*/amp/MagicTabs/*… I did the change using the 
   search/replace of a text editor.
   2. Tabs fields: fields like *filter* and *template* have changed to 
   *list.filter* and *list.template*, and other fields have been added.
      - That affects also the macros <<tabContents>>, <<tabCaption>> and 
      <<inputSlider>>.
      - But if you didn't create your own custom tabs, I think it should 
      not affect you.
   
Another problem is that the refactoring is not finished and I have not 
tested enough, so MagicTabs could be atm even more buggy than BottomTabs.


 

> I'm glad you find it useful. Unfortunately, the plugin for teachers is in 
>> a very early phase of development, so there's not much features. 
>>
> Well, I don't want to use it as a teacher, but to give the students a good 
> material where they can take notes and ideas.
>

Then the basic plugin could be enough since I added as default tabs: 
comments, notes, ideas…



 

>  The field "parent" is just a way to categorize your contents, you can use 
> it as you wish. There's no restriction.
> But I did not find any button or field to "automatically" create a new 
> tiddler as a child.
>

For the "parent" field, there's no button atm. But if you use the 
form+button in the tabs to add a comment, a note, an idea, etc., it will 
automatically be added as a child (through the fields "about" or "source") 
in the info tab.
 

Nice to hear that. I miss the forms at the sidebar to add new tiddlers of 
> each type. Are they still there?
>

No, there's only a button for adding people. Use instead the form+button 
inside the tabs, or, if you want independent notes and ideas, use the 
MagicTabs tiddler to add them. The other buttons have not been created so 
far.

 

> This is very powerful. Maybe you can use this small explanation to add it 
> to the documentation.
>

After I finish v.0.2 of the plugin, I will dedicate v.0.3 to documentation. 
New features moratorium :p



 

>  No termino de ver claro cómo añadir nuevas pestañas. Ok, creo un tiddler 
> y le pongo una tag que empieze con $:/type/algo, pero luego dónde defino 
> las tabs? Dónde aparecerán esas tabs? En todos los tiddlers?
>

Its very easy: if you create a tiddler tagged $:/tabs/foo, it will appear 
as a bottom tab in every tiddler tagged $:/type/foo and only there (unless 
you choose to have it as a default tab, and you can do that with the tag 
$:/action/is/default, or go to the control panel, under appearance and 
magic tabs tweaks). 

I explain how to create custom new types and tabs in 5 easy tabs here: 
http://youtabs.tiddlyspot.com/

 

Ahora es más fácil crear nuevas pestañas. Basta con clonar el patrón 
>> ($:/plugins/amp/MagicTabs/templates/tab) y rellenar los campos que quieras, 
>> especialmente:
>>
>
> Con ahora te refieres a la última versión que estás desarollando o también 
> incluye la anterior?
>

Yes, with the MagicTabs revision, it is much easier to create new tabs (and 
it will be even easier when I finish) because the macros <<tabContents>> 
and <<tabCaption>> use default parameters. It is enough to fill the field 
contents.tag with a tag to get a working tab with a list of results that 
you can customize filling other fields. It is detailed in 
http://youtabs.tiddlyspot.com/


>>    - *contents.tag:* ahí indicas la etiqueta de los tiddlers que quieres 
>>    que aparezcan en la pestaña. Por ejemplo: "$:/type/comments", 
>>    "$:/type/journal", "tasks", etc.
>>
>> Ok, creo que esto está relacionado con la pregunta anterior en la que te 
> preguntaba cómo definir tabs, pero creo que se me escapa algo.  
>

If you want a tab showing a list of journal tiddlers, add the 
field+content: "*contents.tag: $:/type/journal*" to that tab tiddler.
 

Saludos,

Alberto

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