[tw] Re: css image map

[Dave]

Okay, 8 months later...

That definitely works. (Yay!)

How do I now assign an action more tiddlywiki-like to clicking on those 
areas (instead of going to the links)?  Something like toggling a field 
value in some remote tiddler?

On Thursday, March 10, 2016 at 12:02:01 PM UTC-7, Dave wrote:
>
> Thank you, I'll give that a try :)
>
> On Wednesday, March 9, 2016 at 7:35:24 PM UTC-7, c pa wrote:
>>
>> Dave,
>>
>> I did the following on tiddlywiki.com and it worked
>>
>> * Take the css out of the html and put it in a separate tiddler that is 
>> tagged "$:/tags/Stylesheet"
>> * Remove all the html stuff and have only the items
>>
>> CSS Alternative for an Image Map
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Photo provided by Michael (aka moik) / ex_magician on Flickr
>> http://www.yahoo.com/; id="hiker1">
>> http://www.bing.com/; id="hiker2">
>> http://www.google.com/; id="hiker3">
>> 
>>
>>
>>

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[tw] Re: Ghostwriter theme by Rory Gibson adapted for TW5

[Riz]

I will get to that. Keep an eye on https://ibnishak.github.io/ghostwriter/ 
so that I do not have to spam this everytime there is an update.

Sincerely,
Riz

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[tw] TiddlyWiki on Android 6.0.1

[John Harlan]

I'm relatively new to TiddlyWiki, but I would like to use it for a kind of 
high-frequency blog. The only problem is I cannot get it to save on my 
phone. I've tried using AndTidWiki to no avail as well as firefox with 
tiddlyFox. Both have storage permissions, and I haven't found anything 
awry, any ideas?

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Re: [tw] Re: In search of the perfect footnote plugin. What else does the Skeeves footnotefilter need?

[Thomas Elmiger]

Hi again

I smashed some bugs and the extract macro is on a new level of stability
now (moved from -3 to -1 or so). You can find a new demo here:

http://tid.li/tw5/numbers.html

No time for explanations right now – good night and good luck!
Thomas

2016-11-16 7:30 GMT+01:00 Thomas Elmiger :

> Hi Jan
> The extract macro does not use any Javascript. The preview for TW 5.1.14
> shows some new filter options, I hope they will be helpful for polishing …
> Have a nice day!
> Thomas
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[tw] Re: Ghostwriter theme by Rory Gibson adapted for TW5

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Hi Riz,

Being able to detect that it's on mobile is pretty amazing by itself!

It's looking very promising, but it really needs some way to tweak line 
height. At font 28px, almost half of the screen space is blank space 
(between the lines).

Thanks!
Mark

On Wednesday, November 16, 2016 at 12:36:19 AM UTC-8, Riz wrote:
>
> Hi Mark,
>
> So I have updated the theme with options to specify a body font-size and 
> title font-size for mobile screens. Once you set it, the theme will switch 
> to the font-size everytime you are on mobile. This is a minor update I 
> scraped during lunch-break. I will update it with wder customisation 
> options for mobile as and when I get time. 
>
> Text reflow on pinch to zoom is, unfortunately, beyond the limits of my 
> CSS knowledge. 
>
>
> https://ibnishak.github.io/ghostwriter/
>
> Let me know how it worked for you.
>
> Sincerely,
> Riz
>
>

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[tw] Re: Variable within an external link reference

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

This version and invocation assumes you always want to use a tiddler to 
define the base path:

\define fullpath() $(base)$$(timestamp)$/index.html

\define sbk(linktext,timestamp,path)
<$set name="base" value={{mypath}}>
<$set name=timestamp value="""$timestamp$""">
<$set name="path" value=<>>
> target="_blank">$linktext$



\end

<$macrocall $name="sbk" timestamp="20161006124512" linktext="test sbk 
marcro" 
/>




On Wednesday, November 16, 2016 at 9:20:11 AM UTC-8, stevesuny wrote:
>
> I'm back, same macro, different question.
>
> Here is my code, that works:
>
> \define sbk(linktext,timestamp)
> <$set name="path" value="
> https://designwritestudio.github.io/resources/sbk/data/$timestamp$/index.html
> ">
> > target="_blank">$linktext$
> 
> \end
>
> How do I replace the portion of <> that contains "
> https://designwritestudio.github.io/resources/sbk/data/; with a 
> transcluded tiddler whose text field contains that value?
>
> Thanks!
>
> //steve.
>
>
>
>>

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[tw] Re: Variable within an external link reference

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

This seems to work (macro and invocation):

\define sbk(linktext,timestamp,path)
<$set name="path" value="$path$$timestamp$/index.html">
> target="_blank">$linktext$

\end

<$macrocall $name="sbk" timestamp="20161006124512" linktext="test sbk 
marcro" path={{mypath}}
/>




On Wednesday, November 16, 2016 at 9:20:11 AM UTC-8, stevesuny wrote:
>
> I'm back, same macro, different question.
>
> Here is my code, that works:
>
> \define sbk(linktext,timestamp)
> <$set name="path" value="
> https://designwritestudio.github.io/resources/sbk/data/$timestamp$/index.html
> ">
> > target="_blank">$linktext$
> 
> \end
>
> How do I replace the portion of <> that contains "
> https://designwritestudio.github.io/resources/sbk/data/; with a 
> transcluded tiddler whose text field contains that value?
>
> Thanks!
>
> //steve.
>
>
>
>>

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Re: [tw] Re: More success with static HTML generation using TiddlyWiki

[David Gifford]

Thanks for the kind words and the epub, Mark!

On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 11:32 AM, 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki <
tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com> wrote:

> Amazing stuff, as always Dave!
>
> Though some may disagree with this, there are certain advantages to
> reading text like a book, especially on a small screen. Once you have a
> static HTML page, it can be converted to epub with only a few losses (SVG
> images, for one) I've attached a version of your text converted to epub,
> including a TOC. For reading, I like the FBReader myself -- it feels very
> much like reading a real book.
>
> One of the problems with TW on a small screen is that it can't form a
> pull-out drawer for table of contents and other services like regular apps.
>
> Have fun!
> Mark
>
> On Wednesday, November 16, 2016 at 7:29:04 AM UTC-8, David Gifford wrote:
>>
>> Hi all
>>
>> I just wanted to say thank you to all who have helped me lately with
>> answers to my various questions.
>>
>> I wanted to create a system whereby I can add snippets (quotes,
>> observations) and tag them by topic, on a wide variety of topics, and
>> publish them as I update them, in a way that is easy for my target audience
>> to view on mobile quickly, navigate easily, download, print all, or print
>> select pages, and share links to individual tiddlers, without knowing a lot
>> about TiddlyWiki. I knew there had to be a TiddlyWiki way of creating an
>> expanding list of "quotes and notes by topic" that could be consulted
>> easily in all the ways just mentioned.
>>
>> I ran into a number of hurdles along the way:
>>
>>- I knew a lot of my material would be quotes added one by one to
>>topics, rather than finished articles. So I didn't want my readers to have
>>to spend too much time opening various tiddlers to get to a topic before
>>realizing I only have one note or quote there so far.
>>- TiddlyWikis are not very mobile-friendly, as they are chock full of
>>shadow tiddlers, and also when holding a mobile device vertically, the
>>sidebar is what becomes visible and the content gets shoved out of sight.
>>- My many, many attempts to use list filters in viewtemplate tiddlers
>>to display lists of the contents of tiddlers tagged with topic x led to
>>dead ends. The complex list filters slowed TiddlyWiki way down at times
>>once I started adding a lot of material.
>>- The nature of TiddlyWiki means that people who don't know your
>>mental system might not find the best morsels of content hidden in your 
>> file
>>- Customizing to print an entire file in TiddlyWiki as a syllabus was
>>a chore.
>>- Having too many files means users having to check them all to see
>>what I updated, and for me, it meants switching back and forth between
>>files when all I want to do is take notes on what I am reading.
>>- Having too few files means bigger files, and requires users having
>>to dig way into them to see if the section they are interested in was
>>updated recently.
>>- People who aren't both tech savvy and familiar with TiddlyWiki will
>>get confused by it or distracted by the nonessentials if it is not
>>simplified in some way.
>>
>> I have found my 'sweet spot' by creating special TWs that I use to
>> generate static HTML files and PDFs. The pdfs are huge, especially if
>> images are involved, and I only put them out for those readers who want a
>> more familiar, conventional type of document. The static HTMLs are what I
>> am excited about.
>>
>>
>> I thought I would share my results and process for those who might be
>> interested.
>>
>>- Here is a static HTML I have created: http://recursos.giffmex.org/ab
>>c/mente.html (Spanish)
>>- Here is a link to the TW I used to create it:
>>http://www.giffmex.org/experiments/mente.html
>> (Spanish)
>>
>> The key ingredients were:
>>
>>- Figuring out how to display certain tiddlers before others when
>>"exporting all" to the static HTML. My less than graceful but completely
>>adequate (for me) solution involved using periods at the beginning of
>>tiddler titles to force them to the top.
>>- Figuring out how to allow users to navigate between tiddlers and
>>get back to the top quickly in a static HTML. Solutions: list links by tag
>>in a table of contents at the top; titles as links; a home button in each
>>tiddler
>>- Figuring out how to make each page print separately in both HTML
>>and PDF. Solution: page breaks at the top of each tiddler (see
>>$:/.giffmex/pagebreak)
>>- Figuring out how to quickly open all tiddlers in order to print to
>>PDF (except a few instructions tiddlers specific to the html version). I
>>scraped together the button in $:/.giffmex/OpenAllForPrintingPDFs.
>>- Figuring out how to move quickly between files on 40 different
>>topics. Solution: Bookmark folder and subfolders in my web 

[tw] Re: Variable within an external link reference

[stevesuny]

I'm back, same macro, different question.

Here is my code, that works:

\define sbk(linktext,timestamp)
<$set name="path" value=
"https://designwritestudio.github.io/resources/sbk/data/$timestamp$/index.html;
>
> target="_blank">$linktext$

\end

How do I replace the portion of <> that contains 
"https://designwritestudio.github.io/resources/sbk/data/; with a 
transcluded tiddler whose text field contains that value?

Thanks!

//steve.



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[tw] Re: [TW5] Questions about Excision and using as outliner

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Thanks Sylvain,

I don't see anything in there that would help with my goal. I'm trying to 
use the excision feature to be able to effectively create an outline by a 
series of excisions. Parts that you're not working on can be hidden away. 
Actually, with this approach you end up with text formatted like it would 
be in a standard Wiki, with each section having its own edit button.

One of the problems is that the excision tool wants me to type in the name 
of the new macro each time I use it, rather than defaulting to the last 
macro.

Thanks,
Mark

On Tuesday, November 15, 2016 at 11:31:42 PM UTC-8, Sylvain Naudin wrote:
>
> Hi Mark,
>
> It's not transclusion, but you have this :
> *Some Plugins for the new Editor Toolbar* : 
> https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/zjb_wH0BgJc/emN7GcZIAwAJ
>
> Work from Stephen Kimmel :
> http://skplugins.tiddlyspot.com/
>
>
> Have a good day,
> Sylvain
>

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[tw] More success with static HTML generation using TiddlyWiki

[David Gifford]

Hi all

I just wanted to say thank you to all who have helped me lately with 
answers to my various questions. 

I wanted to create a system whereby I can add snippets (quotes, 
observations) and tag them by topic, on a wide variety of topics, and 
publish them as I update them, in a way that is easy for my target audience 
to view on mobile quickly, navigate easily, download, print all, or print 
select pages, and share links to individual tiddlers. I knew there had to 
be a TiddlyWiki way of creating an expanding list of "quotes and notes by 
topic" that could be consulted easily in all the ways just mentioned.

I ran into a number of hurdles along the way: 

   - I knew a lot of my material would be quotes added one by one to 
   topics, rather than finished articles. So I didn't want my readers to have 
   to spend too much time getting to a topic before realizing I only have one 
   note or quote.
   - TiddlyWikis are not very mobile-friendly, as they are chock full of 
   shadow tiddlers, and also when holding a mobile device vertically, the 
   sidebar is what becomes visible and the content gets shoved out of sight.
   - My many, many attempts to use list filters in viewtemplate tiddlers to 
   display lists of the contents of tiddlers tagged with topic x led to dead 
   ends. The complex list filters slowed TiddlyWiki way down at times once I 
   started adding a lot of material.
   - The nature of TiddlyWiki means that people who don't know your mental 
   system might not find the best morsels of content hidden in your file
   - Customizing to print an entire file in TiddlyWiki as a syllabus was a 
   chore.
   - Having too many files means users having to check them all to see what 
   I updated, and for me, it meants switching back and forth between files 
   when all I want to do is take notes on what I am reading. 
   - Having too few files means bigger files, and requires users having to 
   dig way into them to see if the section they are interested in was updated 
   recently.
   - People who aren't both tech savvy and familiar with TiddlyWiki will 
   get confused by it or distracted by the nonessentials if it is not 
   simplified in some way.

I have found my 'sweet spot' by creating special TWs that I use to generate 
static HTML files and PDFs. The pdfs are huge, especially if images are 
involved, and I only put them out for those readers who want a more 
familiar, conventional type of document. The static HTMLs are what I am 
excited about.


I thought I would share my results and process for those who might be 
interested.

   - Here is a static HTML I have created: 
   http://recursos.giffmex.org/abc/mente.html (Spanish)
   - Here is a link to the TW I used to create it: 
   http://www.giffmex.org/experiments/mente.html (Spanish)
   
The key ingredients were:

   - Figuring out how to display certain tiddlers before others when 
   "exporting all" to the static HTML. My less than graceful but completely 
   adequate (for me) solution involved using periods at the beginning of 
   tiddler titles to force them to the top.
   - Figuring out how to allow users to navigate between tiddlers and get 
   back to the top quickly in a static HTML. Solutions: list links by tag in a 
   table of contents at the top; titles as links; a home button in each tiddler
   - Figuring out how to make each page print separately in both HTML and 
   PDF. Solution: page breaks at the top of each tiddler (see 
   $:/.giffmex/pagebreak)
   - Figuring out how to quickly open all tiddlers in order to print to PDF 
   (except a few instructions tiddlers specific to the html version). I 
   scraped together the button in $:/.giffmex/OpenAllForPrintingPDFs. 
   - Figuring out how to move quickly between files on 40 different topics. 
   Solution: Bookmark folder and subfolders in my web browser (Firefox).
   - Figuring out how to let readers know about new updates to the files. I 
   already use a Facebook group to alert people there to updates, but I also 
   created an index (Spanish, and still in process) here: 
   http://recursos.giffmex.org

So now my process is:

   - Add new content and tag it by topic
   - If the topic is not listed in the table of contents, add it (a quick 
   copy, paste and alter)
   - Note in a notebook which files I added new content to this week
   - At the end of the week,
   - Create a static HTML of each file with one click and upload them.
  - Open all tiddlers of each file with one click, print to PDF, and 
  upload it.
  - Change the date of the most recent update for each file in Wordpress
  - Let people know on Facebook, if the changes are significant enough 
  to merit mentioning
   
I suppose my project is kind of unique, a wide ranging, expanding 
knowledgebase to be populated primarily by short tidbits but also with some 
tables and full articles, so I don't know just how applicable or relevant 
most people would find this. But I hope this might 

[tw] Re: Filter a list with a variable that contains multiple words

[Jed Carty]

This is a very annoying property of the set widget that I am unhappy with 
that a lot of the operators added with action-listops also use. The problem 
is that the set widget returns each word as a separate list item and 
doesn't handle titles with spaces in a way that plays well with other 
things. I thought in this context the list widget fixed the problem but the 
remove operator has the same thing where it will only take a multi-word 
input as a single item if it has [[ and ]] around it. 

One way to use the remove operator like you want is like this:

<$set name="myVar" filter='[]'>
<$list filter='[is[current]tags[]remove]'>


I will be quiet now since I think you have a solution and this is just be 
me complaining :p

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[tw] Re: Filter a list with a variable that contains multiple words

[Fidel N]

Thanks Jed. Yes, that is very close to the option Mark S. pointed out in 
his first answer to this thread, and the solution I began using.
The problem is solved and now TW does what I wanted, but what still is 
missing is the correct way to use filters with variables that contain 
multiple words, since, IMO, "
remove" should work as a filter.

Thanks for taking the time to check the thread! :)

On Tuesday, November 15, 2016 at 9:57:46 AM UTC+1, Jed Carty wrote:
>
> Oh, sorry I wasn't paying attention when I copied from your post instead 
> of from what I made on tiddlywiki.com, this should work:
>
> <$list variable="myVar" filter='[]'>
> <$list filter='[is[current]tags[]]-[]'>
> 
>
> I am not sure what situation this is useful in, but to test it I put this 
> code in the tiddlery Working with TiddlyWiki on tiddlywiki.com and gave 
> that tiddler the tag 'Working with TiddlyWiki' as well as the tags 
> 'Working' 'with' and 'TiddlyWiki' and it listed 'TableOfContents' 'Working' 
> 'with' and 'TiddlyWiki'
>
> Hopefully this is the behaviour you want. If not let me know.
>

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[tw] Re: Ghostwriter theme by Rory Gibson adapted for TW5

[Riz]

Hi Mark,

So I have updated the theme with options to specify a body font-size and 
title font-size for mobile screens. Once you set it, the theme will switch 
to the font-size everytime you are on mobile. This is a minor update I 
scraped during lunch-break. I will update it with wder customisation 
options for mobile as and when I get time. 

Text reflow on pinch to zoom is, unfortunately, beyond the limits of my CSS 
knowledge. 


https://ibnishak.github.io/ghostwriter/

Let me know how it worked for you.

Sincerely,
Riz

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