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Perfecting the Popovers of the @archive

So I did a lots of work on the popovers, they were rendered inline, but I changed the whole compiler pipeline and they are gathered for each page and placed at the buttom of the page, so their styles remain consistent. Then I created a markup structure where each Archive record can define its own popover content which can include photographs, single iconic portrait/icon, descriptions, titles, sub-titles, even tables that can be styled. And then I added a definition property to objects in the Archive where dictionary-like definitions of the ideas can be added to them, and a reader unfamilar to the work can hover on for example the Toolbox Theory and see “The theory that learning, play, work, and research are all unified by the accumulation and combination of ‘tools’ (concepts, skills, mental models) within one’s Mind Graph.”

Perfecting the Popovers of the @archive

Perfecting the Popovers of the Archive (2/3)

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Unified Popovers Across The @archive

And so now that I have the system to register popovers, why not making them unifed? And so here I added this popover for books where you can hover over the books and and it shows the title and authors, and the interesting thing is that authors are rendered by a table, and so it writes “Written by” and then the authors are listed vertically under each other there… So beutiful!

Day's Context
Open Books
Counterblast
Written byMaestro McLuhan
&Harley Parker
Creative SchoolsThe Grassroots Revolution That's Transforming Education
Written byKen Robinson
&Lou Aronica
Leonardo Da Vinci
Written byWalter Isaacson
Project Management for DummiesSecond Edition
Written byNick Graham
RachmaninoffComposer, Pianist, Conductor
Written byBarrie Martyn
Archive Archive Toolbox TheoryThe theory that learning, play, work, and research are all unified by the accumulation and combination of "tools" (concepts, skills, mental models) within one's Mind Graph. Archive Archive Archive