I'm not sure if this is what you want. I haven't inserted section headers,
but I do load a story of a list of tiddlers from a listing in a tiddler.
Check out this link for a script. It lists the tiddlers and displays a
table of contents as well. DisplayStory is the script and
DisplayStoryExample is a
simple example.
http://zemoxian.tiddlyspace.com/#DisplayStory%20DisplayStoryExample
The usage is as follows:
<>
This is the example:
<>
/%
! Story
* Section 1
** Tiddler 1
** Tiddler 2
* Section 2
** Tiddler 3
** Tiddler 4
!end
%/
The first argument gives the tiddler or tiddler section containing the list
of sections as an unnumbered list.
The second argument provides an optional string that indents the generated
table of contents. The string can contain indentation characters such as
'*', '#', '!', etc. '*' and '#' can be used in combination, such as "#**",
creating a TOC with the first level numbered and the lower levels.
On Friday, May 4, 2012 8:36:09 AM UTC-4, leeand00 wrote:
>
> Is there anyway to bring Tiddlers up in the story and then section a bunch
> them together under a divider header?
>
> For example:
>
> ---
> Section 1 or Topic 1
> ---
> Tiddler 1
>
> tiddler text
> ---
> Tiddler 2
>
> tiddler text
> ---
> Section 2 or Topic 2
> ---
> Tiddler 3
>
> tiddler text
> --
> tiddler 4
>
> tiddler text
> --
>
> It seems to me something like this might be useful when editing multiple
> sets of multiple related tiddlers.
> (and yeah I know about tags, but I was just wondering if there might be
> something like this)
>
> Thank you,
>Andrew J. Leer
>
>
>
>
>
On Friday, May 4, 2012 8:36:09 AM UTC-4, leeand00 wrote:
>
> Is there anyway to bring Tiddlers up in the story and then section a bunch
> them together under a divider header?
>
> For example:
>
> ---
> Section 1 or Topic 1
> ---
> Tiddler 1
>
> tiddler text
> ---
> Tiddler 2
>
> tiddler text
> ---
> Section 2 or Topic 2
> ---
> Tiddler 3
>
> tiddler text
> --
> tiddler 4
>
> tiddler text
> --
>
> It seems to me something like this might be useful when editing multiple
> sets of multiple related tiddlers.
> (and yeah I know about tags, but I was just wondering if there might be
> something like this)
>
> Thank you,
>Andrew J. Leer
>
>
>
>
>
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