Is there a CSS doctor in the house?
I’m experimenting with using nested lists to build workflows (or, in this specific example, call flows). TiddlyMap may ultimately be the solution I settle on, but for now, I’m expanding a rickety re-implementation of some CSS nicked from a family tree TW many moons ago.
(Apologies for not crediting the source. I’ve lost track of it, and this is the first time I’ve ever shared anything based on it outside my personal TWs. I’ll try to find it.)
This works mostly — but the nodes on my tree are wrapping to new lines, and this is something I’d like to prevent. Ideally, the tree should just sprawl out, with scrollbars being displayed within the containing tiddler. (This allows the user enough control to scroll to points of interest while still maintaining a view of the overall logic of the tree.)
See this demo TiddlyWiki for an example. The home tiddler describes where I’m stuck and links to my stylesheets. Below it is an example of what my tree looks like.