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When a story has a lot of tags, and especially when it has multiple tags per passage, the generated Graph leaves a lot to be desired: 1) There is effectively no end-user inferable meaning to the coloring of a tag; 2) Tags are only ever displayed at the top of the graph, which might be hundreds of pixels away from where you're currently looking; 3) Multiple tags just "don't work" (meaningfully) since only one color is ever seen.
To combat this, I'd like an option to "Add tags as title suffix" or "Suffix title with tags". Presumably this would override/ignore any existing (non-UI) "suffix" values or, alternatively, show up BEFORE the configured "suffix". The end result would be something like the following (though, I wish there were someway of bolding the word "Tags"):
The above approach COULD be done in a .tw2 file (and was, for that screenshot), but it's messy:
::What's next?
[[Fly directly to a big city\nTags: tagone, tagtwo]]
[[Head to the mountain pass]]
[[Send one of my goblin minions]]
[[That's enough activity]]
::Fly directly to a big city\nTags: tagone, tagtwo [tagone, tagtwo]
Alternatively, maybe just displaying "[tagone, tagtwo]" as the suffix would work (no "Tags: ").
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When a story has a lot of tags, and especially when it has multiple tags per passage, the generated Graph leaves a lot to be desired: 1) There is effectively no end-user inferable meaning to the coloring of a tag; 2) Tags are only ever displayed at the top of the graph, which might be hundreds of pixels away from where you're currently looking; 3) Multiple tags just "don't work" (meaningfully) since only one color is ever seen.
To combat this, I'd like an option to "Add tags as title suffix" or "Suffix title with tags". Presumably this would override/ignore any existing (non-UI) "suffix" values or, alternatively, show up BEFORE the configured "suffix". The end result would be something like the following (though, I wish there were someway of bolding the word "Tags"):
The above approach COULD be done in a .tw2 file (and was, for that screenshot), but it's messy:
Alternatively, maybe just displaying "[tagone, tagtwo]" as the suffix would work (no "Tags: ").
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: