Automatically hide sidebar when viewed online?
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David Gifford
Feb 13, 2015, 12:06:04 PM2/13/15
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Hi all
No idea if this is even possible, but hey, worth asking.
Is there, or could there be, a plugin or snippet of something to put in a TiddlyWiki so that when it is viewed locally, the sidebar is visible, but when viewed online, the sidebar is hidden? The reason I ask is that I have noticed that mobile screens tend to push the tiddlers down underneath the sidebar, and I would like to publish TWs of content where the users don't really need the sidebar anyway, I have a search window and a few key links in a topbar. But I don't want to have to click the 'hide sidebar' button at the top right every time I upload, and unclick it the next time I work with it.
I seem to recall TW classic having an option to show or hide editing features when online. So I thought maybe there might be a way to do this, too.
Dave
No idea if this is even possible, but hey, worth asking.
Is there, or could there be, a plugin or snippet of something to put in a TiddlyWiki so that when it is viewed locally, the sidebar is visible, but when viewed online, the sidebar is hidden? The reason I ask is that I have noticed that mobile screens tend to push the tiddlers down underneath the sidebar, and I would like to publish TWs of content where the users don't really need the sidebar anyway, I have a search window and a few key links in a topbar. But I don't want to have to click the 'hide sidebar' button at the top right every time I upload, and unclick it the next time I work with it.
I seem to recall TW classic having an option to show or hide editing features when online. So I thought maybe there might be a way to do this, too.
Dave
Tobias Beer
Feb 13, 2015, 1:13:38 PM2/13/15
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hi Dave,
Is there, or could there be, a plugin or snippet of something to put in a TiddlyWiki so that when it is viewed locally, the sidebar is visible, but when viewed online, the sidebar is hidden?
I don't think there is yet and while possibly easy to create this is definitely core territory.
As for me it could work like this...
On startup TiddlyWiki sets a css class to the html-element corresponding to the protocol.
<html class="http"/>or, exceptionally...
<html class="http https"/>or...
<html class="file"/>That way, you could define multiple, location dependent styles or do work things differently in some js code...
.site-foo .tc-sidebar-scrollable {
display:none;
}By the way, it's a bit confusing that the class would be "tc-sidebar-scrollable", why is that?
Jeremy Ruston
Feb 14, 2015, 9:45:11 AM2/14/15
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Hi Dave
> Is there, or could there be, a plugin or snippet of something to put in a TiddlyWiki so that when it is viewed locally, the sidebar is visible, but when viewed online, the sidebar is hidden?
This ticket is a proposal for the core that would enable one to set the sidebar status according to a comparison with the URL, so you could do exactly what you're asking:
Best wishes
Jeremy
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David Gifford
Feb 14, 2015, 9:53:15 AM2/14/15
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Thanks Jeremy!
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Mat
Feb 19, 2015, 7:48:33 AM2/19/15
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Another route, more a'la TWc zzConfig, is perhaps a conditional if "username == David" then show...
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