Presentation mode TiddlyWiki now available

posted by simon on Monday, December 18, 2006

Presentation TiddlyWiki (which is what I will call it until a better name comes along) is a new TiddlyWiki distribution created by Saq Imtiaz. Check it out here. The point of this TiddlyWiki package is so you can create a web site with all of the power of TiddlyWiki for authoring but still won't confuse or scare your average joe web users. In fact your web users will see something that looks like a pretty "normal" web site. Take a look at the example, which happens to be a real-life university assignment, in user mode and in author mode to get an idea how it works.

6 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Nice. Was actually thinking of that when i first saw tiddlyspot (it's amazing what a little patience will get you. now all i'm waiting for is an online spreadsheet tiddlywiki). So how do we go about getting this package?

incidentally (off-topic warning), i'm having trouble saving further changes to my tiddlyspot. nothing seems to work. perhaps i've hit an invisible limit of some kind (eg too many tiddlers)? sorry but i just couldn't find the right place to post this query.

cheers and keep up the good work (and also the non-american english spelling).

spunkyy

Dec 20, 2006, 11:10:00 AM  
Blogger Deuce said...

Spunkyy, we haven't built any magic limits in to tiddlyspot -- if it's a TiddlyWiki, it should be ok.

Send us an email at support@tiddlyspot.com and we'll help you out.

Cheers

;Daniel

Dec 20, 2006, 12:04:00 PM  
Blogger Hornelas said...

I still don´t know how to make it work for me, maybe a nice tutorial will be great, how can I customize it?

Jan 5, 2007, 8:45:00 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Hornelas:
Have you looked at the documentation: http://lewcid.googlepages.com/presentation_empty_full.html

Jan 28, 2007, 12:14:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

wow!!
Great!!!!!!
This is what I waiting for!!

Feb 4, 2007, 11:02:00 PM  
Blogger PerF said...

Here's 'the' spreadsheet plugin! spunkyy seemed to be asking for one.

http://genisis329.googlepages.com/TWMath.html

May 7, 2009, 12:46:00 AM  

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