Ciao Jan, Steve I should write separately about what I'm picking up from your work on this.
I think its much more than "slideshows" & "sliders". Its looking pretty much like an emergent viable new visual interface for TiddlyWiki too IMO. Best wishes Josiah On Friday, 2 June 2017 23:15:59 UTC+2, Jan wrote: > > Hi Steven, Hi Mark, > > thanks for testing my presenterPlugin. > In principle it is meant to provide a very simple way to turn existing > sets of Tiddlers into slideshows and to have multiple slideshows in one > wiki...your critique shows me that it is not intuitive enough right now. > In principle all useres have to do is > -to mark slides within the tiddlers too big for one slide (wich can be > easily done with an EditorToolbarButton I created) and > -to save the storyriver as a slideshow and > -launch it. > > In the remotewindow you have the possibility to launch the actual > storyriver as a slideshow without saving. > > Originally the possibility to define a parts of one Tiddler as different > slides was meant to turn existing long tiddlers into slideshows without > having to clone or divide them which I thought is not practical for the > workflow and the organisation of information. > > It is quite long to explain in detail how the presenter works: It has a > different PageTemplate and reveal-mechanism than the usual display. (In > effect it uses a list of temporarily created slice-Tiddlers.) I guess you > should start with the pagetemplate if you want to understand what is > actually shown. > > I would be happy if you gave me feedback what to change to make it easier > to use. > > Yours Jan > > > > > > >>> On Wednesday, May 31, 2017 at 11:02:35 PM UTC-4, Mark Kerrigan wrote: >>>> >>>> Dear Jan >>>> >>>> Really like what you've done here. >>>> >>>> To echo what Steve wrote, I am also looking for a simpler solution. The >>>> idea of using a TiddlyWiki to perform a presentation has always been >>>> fascinating to me, unfortunately I work in a very Powerpoint dominated >>>> company and most people I work with would be very lost with TiddlyWiki and >>>> even though I am fairly skilled in Powerpoints, the ease and flexibility >>>> in >>>> writing with hypertext is much better than working with Powerpoints. >>>> >>>> I'm trying to understand how you constructed your CSS Stylesheet for >>>> the presentation mode. Obviously you are using Helvetica Neue, but how >>>> does >>>> it automatically resize the font? Also how does the mechanism work when >>>> you >>>> click to the next slide, but it just merely shows the next paragraph? >>>> >>>> Me personally, I do not like delivering any slide where clicking the >>>> next button only displays 1 additional line of text, so maybe this is not >>>> the solution for me since I prefer to show single slides. Me personally it >>>> would be easier for me to simply hit a button and have the presenter mode >>>> pop out, but instead just being another way to view the tiddlers without >>>> the sidebar, the tiddlers centered and I could just zoom in to focus the >>>> audience on a particular section before moving onto the next topic. >>>> >>>> But overall though, looks very good. >>>> >>>> Thanks >>>> Mark Kerrigan >>>> >>>> On Tuesday, May 30, 2017 at 6:57:49 PM UTC-7, stevesuny wrote: >>>>> >>>>> wow Jan, this is very impressive. It does many things that I'd like to >>>>> do. I'm still searching for a much simpler approach for "Level 1" users >>>>> (those who don't do much more than tag and link, and possibly export data >>>>> to make slides from Google forms. But I like your work a lot, and will >>>>> probalby borrow some of the key pieces once I pull it apart. I'll ask >>>>> questions here...Thanks again for posting this. //steve. >>>>> >>>>> On Wednesday, January 4, 2017 at 9:49:13 AM UTC-5, Jan wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> Hi all, Steven just informed me, that there is a Typo in the address; >>>>>> Correct is >>>>>> http://slidesnstories.tiddlyspot.com/ >>>>>> >>>>>> It is good you post, >>>>>> I just finished a new Version of there Remote, >>>>>> What needs to be done now is a Theme/Storyview for presentations. >>>>>> >>>>>> Greetings, >>>>>> Jan >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Hi Steven, >>>>>> thanks for your post. I think creating an environment for slideshows >>>>>> would be an important step for TW. >>>>>> I made a different approach to create slideshows in >>>>>> slidesnsotries.tiddlyspot.com. >>>>>> -It is working with lists instead of tags. >>>>>> Under stories in the sidebar it contains a tool to save and load >>>>>> lists of tiddlers. >>>>>> -I made a slideshowremote for a second monitor which can be accessed >>>>>> on the pagetoolbar, >>>>>> -This remote contains a list to jump to tiddlers and buttons to >>>>>> change theme and pallete. >>>>>> -I also have chosen punch as a first attempt for a slideshowtheme but >>>>>> I am not really satisfied with the punch theme because it has troubles >>>>>> with >>>>>> the fullscreen-mode. >>>>>> >>>>>> I am still looking for a theme/plugin which has more options, >>>>>> especially for combining text with images and animations more precisely. >>>>>> I would like to have a mechanism to split tiddlers in tinier parts >>>>>> for presentations (1-5 Prases Maximum) and display the extracted parts >>>>>> with >>>>>> something like impress.js or reveal.js. >>>>>> Alas, this is beyond my skills for now... >>>>>> I hope some of you share such Ideas, it would be nice to work >>>>>> togethert on themes and tools... >>>>>> - Jan >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Am 02.12.2016 um 19:53 schrieb Steven Schneider: >>>>>> >>>>>> Hello, all. >>>>>> >>>>>> I am playing with the Punch theme, in an attempt to create slideshows >>>>>> within existing TiddlyWikis. I've started by trying to set up a Wiki to >>>>>> open with a slide show, and then move into a more familiar presentation >>>>>> of >>>>>> the wiki. >>>>>> >>>>>> In https://stevesunypoly.updog.co/adam/empty.html (a dropbox hosted >>>>>> TW via updog), I've done a bunch of work to get it started. 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