I whipped up a quick demo here:
http://my-wd-local.wikidot.com/blog:draggable-slideshow

I'd like to see if there's a way to do this without trapping the slideshow within the bounds of the iframe. I have permissions set so you can view the source of my page. I'm not sure if this is really useful or just a novelty at this point, but I thought it was enough fun to share.

-Ed

Please continue any discussion about the extension on the official forum.

-Ed

Ed: The only thing you're missing that I would love is a link to ListPages documentation.

Will: Currently there is a link in the help menu for the modules. I suppose this could be another menu to all of the individual modules.

The only one of those modules I would look at regularly is the ListPages module. To be honest with you, I think that is the main one that is needed, as opposed to adding too much clutter with having every module there.

The ListPages module is the biggest module… and the only one I regularly need to check the syntax for. 90% of the list pages documentation also applies to Live Templates, which I use all the time.

The only thing you're missing that I would love is a link to ListPages documentation.

Currently there is a link in the help menu for the modules. I suppose this could be another menu to all of the individual modules.

Even better, if you can figure out a way so we can insert/delete/move the menu entries ourselves, that would be ideal.

Yes, this would be ideal. At the moment, I have no idea how this would be done. Anybody with extension building knowledge is welcome to help out :D

I like the full syntax document and use it all the time.

Me too. The only thing you're missing that I would love is a link to ListPages documentation. Even better, if you can figure out a way so we can insert/delete/move the menu entries ourselves, that would be ideal.

Nice work! I like it - much easier to navigate than my bookmark tree.

-Ed

Really? I like the full syntax document and use it all the time. Using Firefox's "search-as-you-type" tool; I can always find the syntax that I need straight away. And generally, the syntax help I need isn't on the quick reference page. I also find that the QR page simply explains syntax that is provided by the buttons above the text box.

Just kidding. Seems to work fine, though most of the links are places I never visit anyhow. For wiki syntax help, we've started linking to the quick reference instead of the full doc, since the quick ref is easier to use and navigate.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/50413

Please let me know what you think.

Anybody with experience of developing Firefox addons are more than welcome to help out if they'd like to.

Also, if anybody has any similar projects of extending Wikidot then you can host those at extras.wikidot.com too (I will make you a mod).

Anyway, check it out and let me know what you think.

Any easier on the eye now?

Yes :)

Bragging is ok…in moderation lol

Don't ya love it when the CSS doesn't fully load?

After a quick refresh, it looked much better. ;)

-Ed

If it makes you feel any better, some gamers play better drunk. There was a guy I was in a clan with once, and whenever he'd have a bad game, we'd joke that he must of played sober.

Well, when I get a chance to get the game, I'll find out for sure ;-)

It is growing daily: when i'm not playing the game, i'm generally updating the site :D

I'm trying to recruit PC users because it would be nice to have the original pictures from the game rather than mock-ups like other sites. So if anyone's keeping quiet… please step forward.