> The tiddlers I am listing have
> line breaks, TiddlyLinks, and formatting. I would like an output
> similar to wrapping in {{{ }}} but I would like to retain my links and
> formatting.
As you've guessed, the white-space CSS property is your best bet.
So use a custom class:
{{foo{
lor
I'm using TiddlyLockPlugin successfully, but have noticed that it does
not get triggered when clicking on the 'write' button used for WYSIWYG
editing with the EasyEditPlugin: the wiki only gets locked if you use
the standard 'edit' button. Does anyone have any solutions for this,
please?
Thanks
Eric - We can pretty much dispense with plugin clashes. A shiny bright
vanilla TW from tiddlywiki.com with CT installed using the CT config setup
as I've described, exhibits the same issue.
Michael - thanks, but I think this is best left to Eric to figure out.
Ruzz
2008/12/11 Michael.Tarnowski
Do you have an example usage? I don't get it...
On Dec 11, 11:50 pm, "Paul Downey (psd)"
wrote:
> Announcing the SegmentedFilterPlugin:
>
> http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/SegmentedFilterPlugin/
>
> which I found this useful for building a filter from a series of
> filter clauses, one clause pe
After a bit more poking around I found what seems to be the answer.
Add these lines at the end of the TiddlyLockPlugin:
//
// OVERRIDE easyEdit()
//
TiddlyLock.easyEdit = config.commands.easyEdit.handler;
config.commands.easyEdit.handler = function(event,src,title)
{
if (TLChangesAllowed())
{
I'm using TW2.41 in a local HD install. I have multiple links in
tiddlers to other HTML files in the same directory that have been
working quite well. But I recently added a tiddler for links to a set
of pdf and csv files in the same directory as the TW file. I need to
do relative referencing (
I've started using MPTW recently, and I love how easy TagglyTagging
makes it to organize my data. There's one thing I'm missing, though--
is there a way to make the main menu display its tagging list instead
of/in addition to its explicitly-stated content? I'd really like to
make tiddlers appear i
Hi Phasma,
This might be possible using out-of-the-box MPTW functionalities, I can't
remember for sure...
One thing is sure though : using TiddlerListMacro [1] you can achieve this
*very* easily (I do it in my MPTW)
Simply install it, then, in your MainMenu, type :
<>
and that will be it !
Y
> [[Contacts|file:///contacts.pdf]]
Those are absolute links - you should use relative paths:
http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Relative_Paths
In this example, that'd simply be [[Contacts|contacts.pdf]].
HTH.
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On 12/11/2008 okido wrote:
> To use two, three etc columns with Erics it will look like this for
> two column list of all tiddlers with the tag foo:
>
> {{{twocol{<>}}}
>
> If you use the QuickEditPlugin >> just select the text you want to
> appear in column format choose the class button an
Look in his DefaultTiddlers.
He has it opening
... SegmentedFilterPlugin
... [tag[red]] [sort[-title]]
which translates to "First open SegmentedFilterPlugin, and then all
tiddlers tagged with 'red', sorted from z-a"
It took me a bit to figure it out as well.
OK, so now I am wondering what happen
On 12/11/2008 wolfgang wrote:
> {{cola{Contact information:}}}{{colb{Additional notes ...}}}{{clear
> {}}}
>
> in detail:
>
> A second example:
>
> {{cola{text in this line will be displayed in the left column}}}{{colb
> {but text in this line will be displayed in the right column}}}{{clear
On Dec 12, 4:58 pm, Ken Girard wrote:
> Look in his DefaultTiddlers.
> He has it opening
> ... SegmentedFilterPlugin
> ... [tag[red]] [sort[-title]]
> which translates to "First open SegmentedFilterPlugin, and then all
> tiddlers tagged with 'red', sorted from z-a"
where dtend or title are tiddl
Hi Eric,
I use it for lists funtions only, as I understand you like to have a
tiddler with textpart1 in colum1 etc.
The twocol function takes the number of lines, devided by two, in your
case text becomes scattered over two columns.
No clue how to solve this.
Have a nice day, Okido
On 12 dec
> > {{cola{text in this line will be displayed in the left column}}}{{colb
> > {but text in this line will be displayed in the right column}}}{{clear
> > {}}}
> However, something a little weird. Tiddlers with coding for columns
> close at minimum size so that if there are more than three lines
Hi guys
Just wondering if you could give me some advice. I'm tinkering with
using a Wordpress blog as an online knowledge base, like a personal
Wikipedia for one subject.
I'm wondering if there are any negative ramifications to that or
problems you foresee - would it slow down as I add entries,
That works great, thanks! The templating ability is especially nice,
as the default format (bullet lists) messes up the top-bar main menu
layout in MPTW. With an ItemTemplate, though, I can fix it easily.
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Also check out No-brainer notes which is not quite tagglytagging but
has very easy tagging and organization.
http://www.giffmex.org/nobrainernotes.html
Dave
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> I'm tinkering with using a Wordpress blog as an online knowledge
> base [...]
> I'm wondering if there are any negative ramifications to that
There's a surprising number of people using WordPress as a generic
(non-blogging) CMS.
From what I can tell, it's a pretty solid platform, with a large
Dave,I would recommend three wikis, all of them hosting free by the
developers:
(1) Wikidot (http://www.wikidot.com), a extremely powerful wiki with a
helpful community [see my Pagi (http://pagi.wikidot.com), a wiki for my
students];
(2) PBwiki (http://www.pbwiki.com), a powerful wiki with strong c
On 12/12/2008 Eric Shulman wrote:
> Take note that a DIV element (not a SPAN element) is required for the
> 'clear:both' CSS attribute to be applied. In the sample code, I
> noticed the following:
>{{clear{}}}
> which is *almost* correct, but creates a SPAN rather than a DIV. It
> need
On 12/12/2008 okido wrote:
> The twocol function takes the number of lines, devided by two, in your
> case text becomes scattered over two columns.
Thanks, okido. In that case, wolfgang's solution will work better. I
want to control where the column breaks.
Sincerely,
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