Or a style inside a conditional $list widget.
However when you do so consider defining a class or using the correct css
to target the html element you want to "re-style" or you could restyle
other things on the page and make a mess of your wiki.
Also consider using the tiddlers class
field htt
Kebi,
Without looking at you code, most more complex macros will retun a result
as wiki text macros
`<>` but if you wish to use it in a filter or subsequent
calculations you need to wikify it.
I have developed a few personal runels to help
- Wikify at the last possible moment
- Its ok to
I will continue my stream of thought even if it was not what you were
looking for Si.
For example
The following in a tiddler called edit-inline
<$set name=state-tiddler value=<> >
<$reveal type="nomatch" state=<> text="edit">
<$button tag="div" tooltip="Click to edit inline" style="cursor:auto;
Once upon a time I made a lua filter for conversion:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/0Z4F7fBOBgQ/ebTapW6zBgAJ
But Pandoc itself uses Haskell (why do they use a separate language for
their filters?). So this is not the same as having a native pandoc
converter.
Another approach is to
Thanks for the reply!
Unfurtunately <> returns a different text from
<> but I found a solution by printing
<> directly into the reference field.
\define getMacro()
> <$macrocall $name="rememberq" id=<>
>
> question=""
> answer=""
>
> reference="$(nodetitle)$"/>
> \end
>
> <$set name=nodetitle
>
On Monday, August 10, 2020 at 7:00:44 PM UTC-7, kebi wrote:
>
> Eric thanks so much for the detailed explanation, however the macro
> "rememberq" doesn't seem to process the reference <>
> correctly.
> for some reason <$text text=<<__reference__>>/> doesn't return the title
> I'm looking for.
>
Eric thanks so much for the detailed explanation, however the macro
"rememberq" doesn't seem to process the reference <>
correctly.
Here's the code
\define rememberq(id, question, answer, reference: "")
>
>
> Q:
> $question$
>
>
>
On Monday, August 10, 2020 at 6:21:15 PM UTC-7, kebi wrote:
>
> Hello guys, I'm trying to recall a macro with a reference field using the
> following code
>
> <$macrocall $name="rememberq" id=<> question="Q"
>> answer="A" reference=<>/>
>>
>
> The problem is that the reference field only supports
If I use this it works, so I think it is just a formatting problem
> \define myMacro()
> Reference text
> \end
>
> <$macrocall $name="rememberq" id=<>
>
> question="Q"
> answer="A"
>
> reference=<>/>
>
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Hello guys, I'm trying to recall a macro with a reference field using the
following code
<$macrocall $name="rememberq" id=<>
>
> question="Q"
> answer="A"
>
> reference=<>/>
>
The problem is that the reference field only supports plain text and
<> seems to be returning something else
Here's the
Si,
There are ways to do transcludes such that they are easy to edit in the top
tiddler, as you say In a way that's what streams and other solutions do.
Actually, inspired by your situation I have an idea for a excise tool with
a difference.
Regards
Tones
On Tuesday, August 11, 2020 at 4:11:
In addition to others suggestions;
- One approach is to download an empty HTML, and from that import
pointing at the broken wiki. If the wiki is structurally OK you can import
the tiddlers. However it may be wise reviewing the list before import as
you may see tiddlers that are res
Folks,
Given Wikipedia goes beyond a single edit field and constructs boxes tabs
and sections It would make sense to build a tiddler view template for this
purpose. Add to that some features to copy to clipboard the result.
Tiddlywiki's templating options are mature and feature rich.
You coul
Bimlas,
I think the tutorials you mention would be very interesting. People have
different needs and thoughts before they put together plugins and the wiki
will change with time and experience. Thoughts about how it could be even
better and what might be lacking to get the results they wished f
Tag,
Depending on you save method there is usually an automatic backup process.
Make sure its working today!
Regards
Tony
On Tuesday, August 11, 2020 at 9:22:16 AM UTC+10, Tag Schatten wrote:
>
> Yes! Yes. That did the trick to 95%. She lost the seven most recent
> entries. They weren't in the
Yes! Yes. That did the trick to 95%. She lost the seven most recent
entries. They weren't in the import menu. And the color-coded-labels are no
longer color-coded. Small price for the wife ti pay for NOT saving back-ups.
Thank you very much for the precise and quick help.
Thomas.
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amreus wrote:
>
> I somehow managed to push the editor's vertical slider all the way up and
> now I can't move the editor back down. The "handle" is gone and there's
> nothing to grab as far as I can tell.
>
Ah, I need to deal with that. Meanwhile, you can open
$:/plugins/TWaddle/SideEditor/
https://github.com/jeffrey4l/pandoc-addons/blob/master/md2tid.lua
https://github.com/tonywoode/unslack/blob/master/mdToTiddly.js
https://github.com/tonywoode/unslack/blob/master/tiddlyToMd.js
Found these scripts on github. If I poke around, I might be able to make a
button that converts a type
On Monday, August 10, 2020 at 6:38:48 AM UTC-7 Mat wrote:
> Update: The hangout will be postponed for a few weeks. (Original post
> updated to reflect this).
>
> As for the questions posed thus far, I can reply to some of already in
> writing:
>
> ...
>
> @Ste
>
>> How do you remain so devil
On Monday, August 10, 2020 at 2:42:05 PM UTC-7, Tag Schatten wrote:.
>
>
>1.
>
>She uses Tiddlywiki 5.1.22 and stores locally.
>2.
>
>It does not start with the startpage but with the tiddler in the
>screenshot („Rechnungsstellung“)
>3.
>
>The Recent-Tab
Mat,
Just wanted to show an image about a possible usability issue. I somehow
managed to push the editor's vertical slider all the way up and now I can't
move the editor back down. The "handle" is gone and there's nothing to
grab as far as I can tell.
[image: 2020-08-10_181101.png]
On Sund
Hello all,
I am an enthusiastic enduser, have been for two years. I recommend it to my
students and it always works well. Never a problem. Now my wife started to
use it, implementing a database for procedures in the company she works
for. Aand... she broke it. No backup copy, no sir. :(
An
Thanks for the help, Eric. Properly closing tags solved it.
@Mat, SideEditor was not the problem - I have installed the latest version.
Looking nice. Any chance for using ctrl-enter to save?
On Monday, August 10, 2020 at 1:28:46 AM UTC-4 Mat wrote:
> @amreus, I note you're using the SideEditor.
If you’re using TiddlyDesktop, I think that’s what you’re looking for, but
check it out because I remember there was something wrong with it. For
example, also notice whether it writes relative or absolute paths to
_canonical_uri.
https://tiddlywiki.com/#External%20Attachments%20Plugin
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Thanks a lot Eric, that does the trick!
@ TW Tones
I did consider separate tiddlers, but for this specific case I decided
against it just because of the difficulty of jumping around to different
tiddlers when editing entries in the list.
Of course plugins like saq's streams may be another good
Sure, you can make a separate stylesheet tiddler and toggle the
$:/tags/Stylesheet tag on it. I.e a buttonwidget to set/unset that tag.
Or you can e.g use a revealwidget to toggle a styleblock i.e by putting
your css between ... inside the revealwidget.
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> Do you may know a plugin which create and or save an image separately to a
>> TW subfolder instead of saving it in TW when importing an image? (a lot of
>> copy paste/dragndrop with Linux/Windows here).
>>
>
This is incomplete in terms of features and needs better error handling,
but it doe
With 5.1.22 the support for Markdown is greatly improved and allows some
Wikitext.
The problem with Wikipedia, is that it uses a lot of floating boxes and
complicated CSS to get it's look. Getting that look into TW wouldn't be
easy, no matter what approach you used. But grabbing the essence of
Rohrreiniger,
Do you may know a plugin which create and or save an image separately to a
> TW subfolder instead of saving it in TW when importing an image? (a lot of
> copy paste/dragndrop with Linux/Windows here).
>
I would be interested in such a plugin because I just extracted the images
fr
Hello,
Is is possible to have a button (or similar functionality) that can toggle
some CSS specific to a code block in a single tiddler? I'm trying to toggle
word-wrapping for a single code block (not all code blocks in the wiki).
for example
```python
some python code here that may have long
It worked as well bimlas!
Thank you very much for your help. I really appreciate that!
Now I have to set up an environment which can recreate an empty TW with all
plugins to restore anything in it to resume daily tasks of documenting.
If you you may have a hint I would love to hear it! I also
Thanks for the response bimlas!
Im not so much interested in completeness, as I am being able to edit my
local copies of wikipedia articles. I still think integrating tw into
pandoc is the way to go
On Monday, August 10, 2020 at 7:08:48 AM UTC-5, bimlas wrote:
>
> Forgot to mention how to save
Look for files that start with ___plugins (or similar), although they only
contain "real" plugins, so those tiddlers that affect behaviour (such as
the view template) should be hunted down yourself. I think this command
will help you find these tiddlers:
grep -l '\$:/tags' *.tid
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Soren,
Thank you so much, this is a useful collection, I have already read some of
them.
I am glad that your Zettelkasten is publicly available, because in this way
I can see in practice what system others are setting up and how the notes
are arranged.
Tony,
Thanks for the link, all related
Am Montag, 10. August 2020 16:20:40 UTC+2 schrieb bimlas:
>
> Rohrreiniger,
>
> I don't know what level you understand for computers or what operating
> system you have, but one solution might be to install the Node.js version
> and use it to convert single HTML to separate files. This does not
Am Montag, 10. August 2020 16:20:40 UTC+2 schrieb bimlas:
>
> Rohrreiniger,
>
> I don't know what level you understand for computers or what operating
> system you have, but one solution might be to install the Node.js version
> and use it to convert single HTML to separate files. This does not
Rohrreiniger,
I don't know what level you understand for computers or what operating
system you have, but one solution might be to install the Node.js version
and use it to convert single HTML to separate files. This does not modify
the existing HTML file, it only "extracts" the files from it.
I also can't access the advanced search field to start an emergency export
(https://tiddlywiki.com/#Emergency%20Tiddler%20Export) (edited in the
original post)
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Hello,
this is exactly the moment I always left TW in the past. I wasn't able to
help myself with a broken TW.
The 15 MB company knowledge base/wiki (protected by the encryption plugin)
is decrypted but doesn't seem to work anymore.
No more additional tiddlers can be created, no settings invo
Update: The hangout will be postponed for a few weeks. (Original post
updated to reflect this).
As for the questions posed thus far, I can reply to some of already in
writing:
@Tony
> At a high level what workflow do you use designing and developing plugins?
Yeah, I'll outline it in the han
Forgot to mention how to save a webpage as a PDF:
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-save-a-webpage-as-a-pdf/
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Diego,
In order to preserve references (e.g. web pages) in their entirety in
TiddlyWiki, in addition to the copied text, you should also import the
images in them, plus convert the formatting to TiddlyWiki syntax. Instead,
it's easier to export the website to a separate file.
The list of possi
Ste,
I am sure you would like that as a plugin, I would like the creativity,
energy and humour.
It is kind of included in the plugins we do get, how do you do that, Mat?
Birthe
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Is it too late?
Mat.. How do you remain so devilishly handsome while doing so much tiddlywiki?
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