Continued review of Version 0.3.2
- Each of the tooltips that read "...at the start of the line" should read ""...at the start of the *line(s)*", to suggest the multi-line select option. - Your documentation is well written and a great start! - The style tag in https://wikilabs.github.io/editions/tick-text/#More%20CSS%20Details bleeds onto all other uses of » on the visible page. - Could you spell out what wltc stands for as otherwise it is hard to remember, its not Symantec! perhaps cc "custom class" or something would be better/shorter? - I notice the below does *not work UNLESS* you add the extra line breaks, should this be a default behaviour?, because it looks broken. » How to style a Paragraph » Misusing standard wikitext to indent a paragraph » Custom Wikitext Markers » Easy styling for Paragraphs » More CSS Details » About Colour Boxes » Basics for advanced users - A nice side effect of adding and removing » is that every line maintains a leading space, the All - Will remove this space but not the "» -" - This is a good side effect because it is easy for users to insert/paste/type new *ID's for "*Easy styling for Paragraphs" - But I wonder if it should be more explicit - Perhaps there could be a *None option* when selecting the ID, then we can also "add your own" for any line prefix, not only the allowed ID's - Could we provide a small text box in the drop down where one could manually select the id and type in *what is to follow,* rather than being forced to "add your own" ? - eg enter .i.r with tick selected, to apply to every line rather than having to have a defined prefix? - If people role their own classes this list may fill up very quickly without this manual method. - It may allow prepending everyline with <<macroname>> or perhaps one day <<macroname "Line">> although this can be done in custom editor Toolbar buttons. *Key difference between I am Mario's view here?* On further reflection I think I can see where our ideas diverged at some point, to do with the \n and \n\n - When one types, or pastes content. it is natural to use one \n for a line \n\n\ for a paragraph, to get around the issue I wanted a ' or something to treat at render each line as a <p></p> this give rise to a behaviour similar to \n\n - However Mario you have added the option to add \n\n because if you don't tick and » will not work eg; This only includes the » in the content » How to style a Paragraph » Misusing standard wikitext to indent a paragraph » Custom Wikitext Markers » Easy styling for Paragraphs » More CSS Details » About Colour Boxes » Basics for advanced users - To me the above is the simplest and easiest to enter without \n\n and the way a lot of pasted text comes this way - Thus I would like the special characters to respond to \n - Remember wiki text is a short hand, forcing \n\n to make this work is expansive, not short hand. - I like both methods, but feel we should reverse the default (matter of opinion) and I am not sure I still understand (your - Mario's) view point fully. - I hope this goes further to bridge this different perspective. In closing; - I would not put so much time into this solution except that is is close and of substantial value, and mario has committed a great deal of effort, in fact we all have. - so all my review comments here have being prepared thoughtfully and carefully, to reduce the time needed. - I hope they assist Mario by being clear and to the point where possible keeping the generated work to a minimum. Thanks very much Mario. Regards Tony On Tuesday, 8 September 2020 06:39:57 UTC+10, Mat wrote: > > Last thread paginated. > > Apropos what character is appropriate for PMarios construction, PMario > wrote: > > I'll be happy to change it, if someone has a good idea. > > > I think proper keyboards should be prioritized here, not "screen > keyboards" because presumably *most *people do their full blown wiki > editing on real keyboards, not on their their phones. > > The generic currency symbol > <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currency_sign_(typography)> i.e ¤ can be > found on a few keyboards, including both Swedish and the > Tastaturbelegung_E2 ;-) > > <:-) > > > > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWikiDev" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywikidev/0af3c47a-1b37-470d-bb20-99d00ab9f1afo%40googlegroups.com.
