[tw] Re: A means of forcing TiddlyWiki to ignore enter whitespace? [[Classic TiddlyWiki]]

2014-03-19 Thread amagicalfishy
Awesome. Thank you very much. :)

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[tw] Re: A means of forcing TiddlyWiki to ignore enter whitespace? [[Classic TiddlyWiki]]

2014-03-18 Thread Eric Shulman
On Tuesday, March 18, 2014 6:08:01 PM UTC-7, amagic...@gmail.com wrote:

 Some of the entries I have, for example, rather long sections all in the 
 2nd level of an ordered list (i.e. - **text). The issue I'm facing is 
 that, if I press enter (to neaten this text), the text moves from the 
 second level to a new, regularly aligned paragraph. Instead, I've been 
 using br, which allows the text I type after to start on a new line, but 
 stay aligned w/ the 2nd level. 
 The problem is that, after a long section, it's a *mess. *Just one thick 
 paragraph of symbols and br's.
 My question is: Is there a way/plugin that makes TiddlyWiki ignore 
 enter-presses—so that every new line would *require *br, and I could 
 use enter-presses to basically just be formatting for the edit-window (this 
 would also require some kind of indicator allowing TiddlyWiki to know that 
 I want to leave the 2nd level of an ordered list and go back to normal 
 alignment)?

 I would like:

 **//Example:// br
 Section 1 br
 Line 1 br
 Line2 br
 br
 Section 2 br
 Line 3br
 Line 4br

 To look like this: 

- *Example:* 
Section 1 
Line 1 
Line2 

Section 2 
Line 3
Line 4

 *... *Maybe there's some kind of white-space delimiter that I'm missing? 
 That is, perhaps I should be using something as simple as the 
 tab-equivalent in word processors? (Which... I'm not sure I know.)


You can use the CSS class wrapper syntax, {{classname{...content...}}} to 
create an extended multi-line entry that will be properly nested in bullet 
items, like this:

**//Example://{{foobar{
Section 1
Line 1
Line2

Section 2
Line 3
Line 4
}}}

Start the wrapper on the same line as the bullet item itself.  The wrapper 
is only being used to create a 'containing element' for the multi-line 
content, so the classname (foobar) can be anything you like... in fact, 
it doesn't even have to be a defined classname unless you want to apply 
some specific styles to the bullet content.  Everything inside the wrapper 
will be rendered at the same bullet indent level, even if it contains 
newlines.  The bullet item is only terminated when a closing }}}+newline 
sequence is reached.

enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
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