[TWC] dGSD config question

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Robert Edwards

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Jun 27, 2016, 9:08:26 AM6/27/16
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Hi everyone -- I'm beginning to pull my hair out. Somewhere within dGSD is a config tiddler with checkboxes to enable/disable showing full names of projects & areas associated with actions, vs just showing [P] if there is a project and/or [A] if there's an area. I've been looking for this setting for three days. If anyone could point me to it I will be very grateful!

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[EDIT] Found it! I'll post this to perhaps help someone in the future. The checkbox is in the tiddler dgsdSettings. However dgsdSettings had the tag "excludeSearch" so when I attempted to find it, it was not included in my search results.

I've not yet found a solution to the below question though....
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A more complex question -- I've also been playing with css to try to prevent linebreaks after actions before the project or area. dGSD has linebreaks; mgtd does not. I prefer the mgtd behavior. So far I've been unsuccessful in suppressing the linebreaks though. But my css knowledge is limited so that's no big surprise. Any suggestions welcomed.

Thanks!

Leo Staley

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Jun 28, 2016, 2:21:52 AM6/28/16
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I mostly use my own mashup tiddlywiki which uses stuff from everywhere, but I've dabbled quite a bit in dGSD, and I'll give it a look. It's great to see other active TWC users around here!

Dragon Cotterill

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Jun 28, 2016, 3:54:39 AM6/28/16
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Yeah, you're not alone as a TWC user. :)

Robert Edwards

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Jul 7, 2016, 10:22:04 AM7/7/16
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Found the rule that's adding the line break. It's:

.dGSDInboxList .innerList .innerListItem .plain,
.dGSDInboxList .innerList .innerListItem .tableWrapper,
.dGSDList .innerList .innerListItem .plain,
.dGSDList .innerList .innerListItem .tableWrapper {
        display: table;
}

If I disable that rule on the .tableWrapper via FF's Inspector tool the line break goes away. However I've not found the right incantation to put in StyleSheet to override it. (Nor do I know what ill effects doing so might have elsewhere....)
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