Alfonso, Thanks for your enthusiasm. A number of your requirements are built into the first release such as 1. Change the position of menus (above the sidebar, top of page, bottom of page) 2. Hide/show main menus 3. Have "Accordion" and "Drop-down" menus
and most of the rest should come very soon. What is important to understand is MyMenus provides a platform on which to build menus, each item in a menu can be wikitext macros etc... that you can place in any tiddler. *If you can do it in wikitext you can do it in a menu item* So for example if you install a *breadcrumbs plugin* and know how to toggle it on and off in wiki-text you can make it a menu item to do so. There is however a lot that can be done even with native tiddlywiki, such as toggling system tags, from view templates to alternate Stylesheets. I expect we can quickly build a list of shareable menus that do much of what you ask above, and where they must we can indicate they have a dependency on another macro or plugin. People with the knowledge and experience to do so, can contribute menus that manipulate the elements that you ask for, to customize your TW's, I hope the library of menus we build will meet all your needs. I will add these to the requirements. Regards Tony On Wednesday, January 31, 2018 at 4:05:56 AM UTC+11, Alfonso Arciniega wrote: > > Great idea, Tony! > > The MyMenus stylesheet plugin will be very helpful to everyone, in my > opinion. > > Like many people out there, I am one of those folks that a) don't know the > language of TW5 enough to customize my TW's, and; b) don't have the time to > learn the language except for very basic formatting, editing, saving. I am > sure I am not the only one with this time constraint issue; and I believe > *this > like to time to learn the TW5 way of customizing is one of the main issues > for widespread adopting of TW5 by the general public*. There are lots of > useful resources, no doubt about it, though not many people has the time to > peruse them. I am for the MISS concept here, no apologies. > > Therefore, I have a request in addition to your idea. Maybe you already > thought about it though I don't know, so here it goes. > > In addition to your list, I would like the plugin to be able to change > styles in an easy way (note I am talking about "styles" here, not > "themes"). Also adding a "checkbox" capability to the plugin to perform the > changes. Below are, in no particular order, a few examples (some of them > may be already implemented in the empty.html): > > 1. Change the position of menus (above the sidebar, top of page, bottom of > page) > 2. Hide/show main menus > 3. Have "Accordion" and "Drop-down" menus > 4. Hide/show "Breadcrumbs" or "Tab" menus > 5. Change the location of sidebars (left/right) > 6. Hide/show "Edit" and "View" menus > 7. Hide/show some of the sidebar menus > 8. Change the position of title/subtitle > 9. Change the type and size of fonts, separate options for the "Story > View" and the "Toolbars" > 10. Change the colour of fonts/background > 11. Add the capability to make the changes somewhat permanent, like > cookies, for each TW > 12. Optional: a simple hover menu that does not use complicated icons > (simpler than Saqlmtiaz's lewcid site in TWC) > > The above menu features should work with the original "Snow White" and > "Vanilla" themes; without messing with icon based menus or other > complicated features. I believe more people would adopt TW5 if they see > basic customization of original themes be done easily than rich feature and > colorful themes. So no theme customization, just menus within current > stylesheets. > > Regards, > > Alfonso > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/44b1660b-bcb4-4b55-9d22-ef7495118cec%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
