If you are editing a tiddler and that tiddler is removed from the
StoryRiver without ending the active edit, you get a "red button" for that
tiddler. Clicking the red button re-displays the tiddler editor in the
StoryRiver so you can continue editing.
Here's an example of how to produce this effect:
On https://TiddlyWiki.com, press "+" in the sidebar to begin editing "New
Tiddler". Then, from the sidebar "open" tab (where all tiddlers currently
displayed in the StoryRiver are listed), click on the "X" next to "Draft of
'New Tiddler'" to remove that tiddler from the StoryRiver without ending
the active edit. A red button will appear in the lower-left of the page.
Notes:
* You can actually have multiple red buttons, one for each tiddler that is
still in edit mode but is not currently shown in the StoryRiver.
* If you save the file with a red button displayed, the red button
condition will be saved as well. Re-opening your TiddlyWiki will continue
to show the red button until you click on it and properly end the editing
by pressing the done (checkmark) button in the tiddler editor.
On Wednesday, October 26, 2022 at 8:49:44 AM UTC-7 dougla...@gmail.com
wrote:
> I am using version 5.1.19 and have used TW for many years, but I have
> never seen this red button before in the lower left of the page. It says
> "Draft of" followed by the title of my latest Tiddler. I saw this
> immediately the next day when I started my computer because my Chrome auto
> populates a couple of TiddlyWiki files every time Chrome initially opens.
>
> [image: TW_Draft_of.png]
>
> My search in all the GitHub open and closed issues and also within in this
> group's conversations didn't turn up any information on this red "Draft of"
> button anywhere.
>
> When I clicked the button, the button disappeared and that Tiddler opened.
>
> What causes this?
>
> I tried to save the file (improperly I know) by just using "Save as" and
> that merely corrupted the file, I saw no button. Then I tried a couple of
> other things to attempt to produce this button on load again but was unable
> to.
>
> So now I'm curious what action created the red button? I'm thinking that
> Chrome may have done something if my system applied an update and
> restarted, but I just don't know.
>
> Thank you for any insight that someone can give,
>
> -Doug
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