Entries Tagged 'Plugins' ↓
November 28th, 2007 — How To, Plugins, TiddlyWiki
The TableSortingPlugin allows you to sort the rows of a table by the data in any column, simply by clicking on the header for that column.
For example, if you have a table listing the plugins installed in a TiddlyWiki, you can sort the table by author or plugin-size. Another example is a table that lists your movie collection — where you could sort the table by rating or genre — depending on what you are looking for.
Unlike existing solutions for sorting tables, the TableSortingPlugin is light-weight, easy to use, and future-proof. It also offers the ability to avoid sorting by specific columns, or to sort a table by default.
Feedback and suggestions are welcome as always.
November 6th, 2007 — How To, Plugins, TiddlyWiki
Intuitive navigation is key to a good user experience, and creating navigation menus in TiddlyWiki just got a whole lot easier!
The DropDownMenuPlugin allows you to turn a bulleted list into a drop-down menu, by placing <<dropMenu>> on the line after the list. It comes with two CSS themes, for horizontal and vertical menus. You can however style it to your heart’s content and come up with limitless variations.
The AccordionMenuPlugin also allows you to use lists as a basis for menus, by turning them into accordion style menus which are divided into different sections. Clicking on a section expands it and displays its contents, while collapsing the other sections. Once again, using it is as simple as placing <<accordion>> on the line after the list.
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October 26th, 2007 — Education, Plugins, TiddlyWiki
In light of the recent discussion in the community about annotating tiddlers without modifying the original contents, I have decided to release the first public version of the TiddlerNotesPlugin.
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October 22nd, 2007 — Education, Plugins, TiddlyWiki
Two new plugins have been released at LewcidTW.
The AnnotationsPlugin allows you to annotate content, by creating small text bubbles that appear when you move your mouse over key words or phrases.
The FootnotesPlugin provides an automated way to create a bibliography for each tiddler, by creating footnotes which are automatically numbered and linked to the relevant part of the content.
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For example, if you have a table listing the plugins installed in a TiddlyWiki, you can sort the table by author or plugin-size. Another example is a table that lists your movie collection — where you could sort the table by rating or genre — depending on what you are looking for.