Associate the Thought with concrete Expanded view and concrete Wallpaper
It would be useful to associate the Thought with:
concrete Expanded view
concrete Wallpaper
When user activates the Thought, PB to load associated Expanded view and to change associated Wallpaper.
See also comments - http://forums.thebrain.com/post?id=3630022 and
http://thebrain.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3631139
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GR commented
I support the idea, and would like to go a step further, that I can map and pin-point thoughts over that background image, e.g. to bring across a particular connection between thoughts, to structure the context of the bigger picture, I have made such a suggestion, as i missed this one there in my initial skimming.
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Alexander commented
I support the automatic link of a Thought with a chosen wallpaper since version 4, and suggested others on this site to vote for your post because ithas the more votes, no need to aggregate a duplicate. L´union fait la force!
I also support the linking of a thought with an expanded view, though we can load it from saved expanded views. To enrich this I suggest to add the choice to set an expanded view as the start thought. -
MBaas commented
Have no more votes left atm, will try to re-allocate, but absolutely love this idea. In fact I wanted to propose it myself and then found this suggestion. I can think of so many good "use cases" for it. But actually - I fear this might also create a need to configure colours individually for a view, to best match them with the wallpaper etc. ;/
But it so tempting to think of regional maps, charts etc. being wallpapered under the corresponding regional thoughts etc.... -
Karl Hebenstreit commented
Being able to associate a expanded view is intriguing, but would need to know more about how you'd use this. We'd be able to save how we want associated thoughts expanded/collapsed? You'd want this as a right-click option? or as a preference?
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Karl Hebenstreit commented
I definitely like the idea of being able to associate a wallpaper and/or theme with a thought, that can reinforce our current activity, particularly when we're returning to a home thought after having our attention diverted.