One of my toolbar commands is not like the others

[stone1343]

Here's a protion of my ViewTemplate:

<div class='toolbar' macro='toolbar
[[ToolbarCommands::ViewToolbar]]'></div>
<div class='toolbar' macro='tiddler RefreshTiddler'></div>
<div class='toolbar' macro='newHere label:"new here"'></div>
<div class='toolbar' macro='tagger label:"tags"'></div>

The second one is doesn't look like the others when you hover on it, I
think it uses the link class somehow, even though I've specified
toolbar?

[Måns]

Hi Stone1343

macro='tiddler RefreshTiddler'> is the tiddlermacro at play.
You can write this in a tiddler:
<<tiddler RefreshTiddler>> same thing going on.

Have a look inside the RefreshTiddler tiddler - It has this content:
<script label="refresh" title="redisplay tiddler content">some script</
script>
You can change the label (refresh) to your own liking...

regards Måns Mårtensson

[stone1343]

But then I don't get refresh automatically in all tiddlers, do I? I
was thinking more like defining a toolbar tiddlerlink css class so
refresh can be in the toolbar, but consistent CSS.

Tack,
Jeff

[stone1343]

Maybe the question should be re-phrased, I want to use the
RefreshTiddler transclusion in my toolbar and have it look the same as
the other toolbar commands. Is that possible, and is it just a CSS
job?

[Måns]

Hi again

> Maybe the question should be re-phrased, I want to use the
> RefreshTiddler transclusion in my toolbar and have it look the same as
> the other toolbar commands. Is that possible, and is it just a CSS
> job?

i don't know how to do that - but you can change all toolbarbuttons
and use icons instead - even the refreshTiddlerbutton
Check Elnois out vertical at http://files.dropbox.com/u/55061/TW/TW.html

Also checkout Eric Shulmans site tiddlytools.com - it uses icons as
well..

regards Måns Mårtensson

[stone1343]

Solved. I found RefreshTiddlerPlugin at http://solo.dc3.com/tw/
Thanks.

[Tobias Beer]

Though the subject is solved, as you said, I guess that - quite
possibly - you could always wrap your container with the corresponding
css class like so:

{{button{<<someTiddlerContainingACommand>>}}}

[Måns]

Hi Tobias

I tried:
> {{button{<<someTiddlerContainingACommand>>}}}

Here http://lektie.tiddlyspot.com/#TopMenu

I even did: {{floatrightt{{{small button{<<tiddler NyLektieKnap with:
-DD/MM-YY\nuge\nWW\nkl.\nhh.mm.ss [[ny Lektie]]>>}}}}}} with a little
help from Erics StyleSheetShortcuts ...

For some reason it is positioned differently and the script label is
still blue...

Regards Måns Mårtensson

[FND]

> For some reason it is positioned differently and the script label is
> still blue...

I'm not entirely sure what the goal is, but it sounds like a CSS
specificity issue - that is, you might want more specific selectors:
.button a {
color: #F00;
}

-- F.

[Mike]

I played with this before, and never could figure out where to make
the CSS changes
Decided to play in FireBug and see if I could figure anything out

I found
element.style {
cursor: auto;
}

Haven't played with it yet, and by no means am I a CSS or FireBug
expert - but this might be a starting point

The default toolbar style from StyleSheetColors

.toolbar {color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]];}
.toolbar a {color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryLight]];}
.selected .toolbar a {color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryMid]];}
.selected .toolbar a:hover {color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]];}

Like many others I also have some scripts in my toolbar, and it would
be nice to be able to make the macros & scripts look consistent.

Any other ideas?

Mike

[Mike]

Solved Here
http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/browse_thread/thread/8f395c9775b6ced1

Mike