Topic panels

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Topic panel is Wandora's GUI element used to view and edit topics. Topic panel is opened whenever you double click or otherwise open topic. Current version of Wandora supports four different topic panels:
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Topic panel is Wandora's GUI element used to view and edit topics. Topic panel is opened whenever you double click or otherwise open topic. Topic panel type is changed with options in '''View > Topic panels'''. Current version of Wandora supports four different topic panels:
 
* [[Traditional topic panel]]
 
* [[Traditional topic panel]]
 
* [[Tabbed topic panel]]
 
* [[Tabbed topic panel]]
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* [[Custom topic panel]]
 
* [[Custom topic panel]]
  
Topic panel type is changed with options in '''View > Topic panels'''. Traditional topic panel views all topic elements in one page while tabbed panel views only one element type at once. Graph topic panel is used for topic map graph visualizations. Custom topic panel lets you customize the view and define more complex relations between topics. Lets investigate different topic panels more detailed.
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Traditional topic panel views all topic elements in one page while tabbed panel views only one element type at once. Graph topic panel is used for topic map graph visualizations. Custom topic panel lets you customize the view and define more complex relations between topics.

Revision as of 21:43, 13 July 2008

Topic panel is Wandora's GUI element used to view and edit topics. Topic panel is opened whenever you double click or otherwise open topic. Topic panel type is changed with options in View > Topic panels. Current version of Wandora supports four different topic panels:

Traditional topic panel views all topic elements in one page while tabbed panel views only one element type at once. Graph topic panel is used for topic map graph visualizations. Custom topic panel lets you customize the view and define more complex relations between topics.

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