[tw] On mouseover a text (href link) it should popup a small image using CSS, JavaScript

Hi, I need to popup a small image when mouseover a text ( href link). The popup image position depends on the position of the link. That means if the link is at the right edge of the screen it popups the image at the left side of the link. If the link is at the bottom edge of the screen, an

[tw] Re: Wikipedia, Text Slicer Edition & Pandoc

The lua filter approach might be made to work. But there's a lot of problems matching HTML from Wikipedia and TW5 markup. For one thing, WikiPedia (WP) uses anchors and id's to move around the page. You can't use this approach in TW5. So the table of contents becomes effectively static text.

[tw] Can you use @@ to make inline span with styles AND class?

Per the docs, you can do something like: @@.myclass @@background-color:green; My text @@ Which creates a with attributes of style and class. And if you do something like: This is @@.myclass My Text@@ that I texted. It will create a with the "myclass" class attribute. But I haven't found a

Re: [tw] A slider which closes itself when clicking elsewhere or closing tiddler

Another alternative: use the <$appear> plugin by tobibeer On Thursday, February 22, 2018 at 11:44:37 PM UTC-5, passingby wrote: > > Friends > I am really sorry i got busy and made no progress on the issue. Maybe this > weekend. I shall update if

[tw] Re: Just a little starting help

Hi Davide (and Surya, and anyone else...): As far as learning TiddlyWiki: one of my missions / passions is introducing TW and getting folks up & running. To that end, you might find my exercises & tutorials & vidoes helpful: http://designwritestudio.com. There, I run an open class (you can

[tw] Re: Wikipedia, Text Slicer Edition & Pandoc

This is quite an interesting conversation, tho not exactly sure where we go with it. I'll look into regexp, though that is a bit complex (both for me, and for my students). I'll update here as I make progress...//steve. On Friday, February 23, 2018 at 11:54:53 AM UTC-5, Mark S. wrote: > > This

[tw] Re: [TW5] presenting TWRocketDock

> I remember having to boot into dos rn config.sys to bugger.off and then > rebooting to clear enough memory from win 3.0 in order to run the game 'the > incredible machine' on a teacher's 286the interwhat? oh this just killed me XD the internet is difficult to explain, but there's an

Re: [tw] remoteStorage syncadaptor plugin

Hello, Tony. Before trying to answer you, let me just clarify that I'm not the developer of remoteStorage or responsible for the protocol. I don't know if you can host it on cPanel because I don't understand cPanel, does it have to be packaged as a "cPanel" app to be hosted there? If not, then I

[tw] Re: [TW5] presenting TWRocketDock

I remember having to boot into dos rn config.sys to bugger.off and then rebooting to clear enough memory from win 3.0 in order to run the game 'the incredible machine' on a teacher's 286the interwhat? Happy days... -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google

[tw] Re: [TW5] presenting TWRocketDock

> I'm perhaps just slightly older. AOL was a closed system at the time I > knew of it. Most of my interaction was on Usenet and through "Compuserve". > > Then AOL went public on the net and overnight it was populated by idiots > :-) > Like me - but fortunately I didn't make it I had to wait

[tw] Re: [TW5] presenting TWRocketDock

I'm perhaps just slightly older. AOL was a closed system at the time I knew of it. Most of my interaction was on Usenet and through "Cumpuserve". Then AOL went public on the net and overnight it was populated by idiots :-) J, x. BurningTreeC wrote: > > BTC, >> >>> Remembers me of the windows

[tw] Re: Wikipedia, Text Slicer Edition & Pandoc

Ciao Mark S. Totally agree about regex, though I love it, its difficult to use 100% reliably the more generalised the input case is. "Debugging" regex can be seriously difficult. Its easier for "construction-up" as you can have a CLEAR starting point than "strip-drown" of formats that may have

[tw] Re: [TW5] presenting TWRocketDock

> > BTC, > >> Remembers me of the windows xp times ... oh what times >> > > Age estimator of BTC advances many numbers. > My first computer was running windows 95 and I couldn't figure out how to connect to the Internet - my practice was: put the AOL cd-rom from the computer journal into

[tw] Re: Wikipedia, Text Slicer Edition & Pandoc

Baby steps. The original post was about converting Wikipedia (HTML) into TW format. For my own use, I have a html2tw regex-based javascript macro that I use inside BJ's web clipper. This works really well with my target sites (though there's always a little clean-up and conversion from remote

[tw] Re: Wikipedia, Text Slicer Edition & Pandoc

This just in from John MacFarlane, the author of Pandoc: Your best bet is to make a custom lua writer. > > pandoc --print-default-data-file sample.lua > > will give you a sample lua writer that basically > imitates pandoc's HTML writer. You can modify that > as you see fit. See the manual

[tw] Re: [TW5] presenting TWRocketDock

BTC, > Remembers me of the windows xp times ... oh what times > Age estimator of BTC advances many numbers. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

Re: [tw] Re: remoteStorage syncadaptor plugin

Ciao Giovanni Parra Giovanni Parra wrote: > > Incredibly enough, there are lots of people using the protocol and working > on the client 10 years after, and everything works quite nicely. I guess > it's just waiting for more cases that match very well with the idea, like > TiddlyWiki, to

[tw] Re: Wikipedia, Text Slicer Edition & Pandoc

Steve, Mark.S, TonyM, BTC & all. Returning to the theme. I'm sure Pandoc to TW would be a great plus to ease migration to TW. In terms of conversion TWC & TW5 variants would be awesome. TWC is still live and significant. My concern about it is NOT Pandoc to TW, its TW to Pandoc. BOTH ways

[tw] Re: remoteStorage syncadaptor plugin

Hi Tony, my knowledge about remoteStorage is a bit rusty as I did not use it for a few years and almost forgot about it. But as I remember the remotestorage library works pretty much like pouchdb as it connects to a remote server and syncs itself with it when going online. All changes made

[tw] Re: Wikipedia, Text Slicer Edition & Pandoc

> > Ok, so we'll see you back in, um, 20 minutes? > > uhm... > I used org-mode for awhile. But it was too easy to accidentally bleed one > entry into another, and there are were (are?) no good Android apps. > > For publicity, what's needed is to discover that some prominent politician > or

[tw] Re: Wikipedia, Text Slicer Edition & Pandoc

Ok, so we'll see you back in, um, 20 minutes? I used org-mode for awhile. But it was too easy to accidentally bleed one entry into another, and there are were (are?) no good Android apps. For publicity, what's needed is to discover that some prominent politician or celebrity uses TW. -- Mark

[tw] Re: [TW5] presenting TWRocketDock

> You might. Rocketdock.com is the home of my fave dock to make my of more > shiny. It's a nice bit of eye candy I wouldn't have thought that it still gets used Remembers me of the windows xp times ... oh what times -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google

Re: [tw] Re: Imagemap in TW5?

Certainly interactive SVG image map is very attractive technique. However, I encountered certain difficulties - https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/HxZbVDHpw5c When I tried to insert an external SVG-file with hyperlinks in it by dragging-and-dropping the result was also