Multi-Column Layout / Storyview

[yan]

Thank you for your reply!

@BurningTreeC

@yan

To either disable or turn off the animation for the wiki title when bringing up the sidebar.

I can turn off the animation, yes.

That’s fantastic thanks. I mostly notice it as it extends the time it takes for the sidebar to go away once closed.

@BurningTreeC

@yan

To be able to show the column on the top river panel when that is active.

Yes, that can be done. I don’t know if I should color the top river panel or if I should make its border stronger… I’ll play around with it

Apologies, I missed a word. I meant to say the column number (which I have enabled for the sidebar also). With that said, I appreciate any solution you come up with will be more imaginative than mine!

@BurningTreeC

@yan

It would be fantastic if the sidebar tab ‘Open’ could show what is in which numbered column similar to Stroll (which is limited to left/right column).

You mean that it shows every column?

Yes, currently it shows a list of all the tiddlers on the specific column.

Ideally I would prefer it shows each column and its tiddlers in ToC style, e.g.

• 1:
  • Worklist
  • Example Tiddler
• 2:
  • Kemet
  • scratchpad

@BurningTreeC

What doesn’t work in horizontal view? I must admit that I also don’t use it often, but I thought it would work.
If you can describe the strange behavior, that would be a lot of help.

In both Firefox and Chrome, it doesn’t seem to do anything. The layout remains vertical for me.

It was strange when I experimented with it yesterday. I think it’s because I was changing the window size a lot. You would sometimes get columns covered etc, but I cannot reproduce it today.

Of course I am a typical TiddlyWiki user and have 20 plugins installed at any one time. But apart from the fact that stories remain vertical, at least it doesn’t lead to odd glitches anymore!