G'Day Mike!
> I'd welcome any feedback and examples of similar efforts.
> Cecily is one such effort, although I don't think it uses the theme
> mechanism.
TiddlyPocketBook uses a theme to present a constrained TiddlyWiki, but
it's still a TiddlyWiki. What's missing here is I'd like to be able to
select a PrintStyleSheet for different paper sizes:
http://tiddlypocketbook.com
TiddlyResume uses a theme to change the way the resume (the
tiddlerDisplay) is styled:
http://tiddlyresume.com
This uses a small plugin to force a refresh on a theme switch:
http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/ThemeSwitchRefreshPlugin/
We used a theme to switch to flip between author an presenter modes in
TiddlySlidy using:
http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/ThemeButtonPlugin/
which I've expanded with "mini-themes" for styling individual slides:
http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/ThemedTiddlerPlugin/
This is still very much a work in progress:
http://tiddlyslidy.com
> I think it would be interesting to build some common components here,
> e.g. a plugin to hijack swtichTheme(), applying an optional CSS reset.
Maybe a "reset" stylesheet would be good enough to add to a StyleSheet
tiddler, but I think you're also asking for a theme to be able to
assert the whole page's HTML, not just the PageTemplate? That could be
a small plugin, for people who really know what they're doing.
However, I guess I need to better understand the issue, but whilst it
might be nice to clear out all TiddlyWiki-shness when styling the
non-TiddlyWiki view for an application such as scrumptious, the value
for me of such verticals is when you lift the covers and see it's just
a tiddlerDisplay with tiddlers restyled.
--
Paul (psd)
http://blog.whatfettle.com
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