Valikhanov,
Sorry, I didn't explicitly answer your question in my last post. To change
just the text of the tiddly body in viewing mode you would use
.tc-tiddler-frame .tc-tiddler-body {
font-size: 200%;
line-height:150%;
}
the line-height part is needed or else the text in different lines will
overlap and it is unreadable. I think you have to use both because in CSS
specific overrides more general and there is a rule for both places in the
builtin css.
to change all of the text of a tiddler in viewing mode (including the
buttons and tag text) you need to add this as well, it will change the size
all the text outside of the main body aside from the title:
.tc-tiddler-frame {
font-size: 200%;
line-height:150%
}
you need both of them because in CSS specific overrides general, and there
are builtin rules for each case so you need to specify new rules for each
one.
Neil,
That sounds like it could be a good idea, and a potential way to balance
allowing easy customization without having a gigantic theme tweaks tiddler
by default. And with the new plugin library you wouldn't have to drag and
drop.
Since these are things I am playing with now, do you have a list of the
customizations you would want to be able to make? I could at lest get
something started and put into a plugin library for testing. If done
correctly this could be one of the quick projects that has a large impact
without requiring a huge amount of work or risk.
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