>
> Show off!
>
> Seriously, tell me why I couldn't move basic components around on a page and
> *puff* or *blind* or whatever little property windows--where I could set
> style properties and wire things up to the underlying model (All with the
> recommended "10 lines of code or less" per method...).
>
> I mean, I know there's a bit more to it than that, but would it be useful?
> Or am I, as it was suggested to me over the weekdend, still using the wrong
> paradigm?
>
To me this is possible, Nico showed it in a way (note I'll find nicer
to just have draggable counter that stay in position)... What you want
is configure webelement or component directly from the page. Maybe,
adding kind of halo on them could help there ;) (only accessible in
edit mode)... Just a thought...
The difficulty is to be generic. Prototype windows are cool but
difficult (I think) to link to actual smalltlak code (objects). It's
mainly windows with static html inside. Am I wrong ? Nico, can you
easily put counters in prototype windows you've show lastly ?
Cédrick
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