*protoTyping

Putting it together one Note at a time

A Tinderbox Toolshed

The Front Door

*protoTyping

There's No Place Like Home

The Fridgedoor

Quick Notes

About Me

Random Lists

A Picture's Worth a Thousand Words

*protoPhoto

Recent Notes

A System for Success

A Document with a View

Tinderbox - In Color

Still Getting Things Done

Quick Notes

The Workbench

Construction Projects

This prototype represents a page that will be exported to the Web site.

As I mentioned in Part 1, I started with the Trainblogging template. The two templates I modified for the multi-level story effect are trainTemplate.html and trainItem.html. I've added a lot of additional customization but for now I'll try to keep it simple. So, let's Read More of the Story!

I have developed an export template designed for Multi Level Stories and my weblog. The story begins with a summary. If the reader wishes to continue, they can click on a link and read the entire story. Want to know how I do it? Read More, click here!

It's time to add pictures to *protoTyping. I'll begin with the Picture Template ideas suggested by M.B.. I'll expand on it in by including pictures for the blurb and for each of the Level 2 note in the "Read More" section. **Revised**

**Revised Again***

I have a novel drag-and-drop approach to introduce Links into my sidebar. I link to a particular Note by dragging it's alias to the sidebar and I create www links by dragging Notes, where URL exists, into the sidebar.

Here is how I do it...

General suggestions from M.B. regarding the construction of templates

I have a number of projects, hobbies and chores that I am working on at any given time, each with it's own set of requirements. Instead of having many tinderbox documents, I now use a combination of notes and agents to create a single document with an outline format that is well suited to the requirements of a wide range of different projects.

Here's a solution to the problem of putting pictures in a blog, suggested by M.B.

It was easy to implement and should be easy to elaborate as needed. Works well with my ImageRodeo workflow.

--- Ryan Holcomb 2005 --

A Shed with a View

Tinderbox Help

Understanding Attributes

ATPM - Deep Tinderbox

Mark Bernstein

GTD on the Web

The David Allen Company

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