Updated section function not working in my browsers?? (XP64)
Example Link:
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CoreTweaks##784
All I get is the normal home page for http://www.TiddlyTools.com
Tried with: FF3.0.4, Chrome 0.3.154.9, IE 7.0.5730.11 (64bit)
Did I misunderstand anything?
Thanks for any help,
> I don't think I understand how this can be used to duplicate the HTML
> anchor syntax. It talks about a transcluded tiddler
Processing for <> transclusion is
built into the TW core and can be done without using CoreTweak 784.
The tweaked code does not actually have anything to do with the
<> m
> use four dashes on a line by themselves. Draws a horizontal rule of
> minus signs. [...] You must be looking for the equivalent.
Actually, the "" markup does generate an HR element - it's only
styled to look that way ("border-style: dashed").
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> I don't think I understand how this can be used to duplicate the HTML
> anchor syntax. It talks about a transcluded tiddler, does it require
> more than one tiddler to work? Could you give an actual working
> example?
In addition to enhancing the <> macro, CoreTweaks #784
extends the handling
> This tweak extends the TiddlyLink and displayTiddler() processing so
> that section references in links can be used to auto-scroll to the
> indicated heading within a tiddler (i.e., the same 'anchor' behavior
> as and ... when using HTML syntax).
I don't think I understand how this can be used
Pasted from http://www.tiddlytools.com/#CoreTweaks:
Core tweak # 784 allow tiddler sections in TiddlyLinks to be used as
anchor points for intra-tiddler scrolling.
You can use the tiddler section syntax within the <> macro to
transclude a subsection of one tiddler into another (e.g., <>). Howeve
I don't think there's a way to jump from a link in one tiddler tag to
a specific place in another tiddler. TiddlyWiki sees the # as a
permalink. However you can jump from anchors within a tiddler itself
using HTML Anchor Tag and the Name Attribute
Christmas Food
KFC
Chocolate
Then in the body
use four dashes on a line by themselves. Draws a horizontal rule of
minus signs.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
But, I guess, that's not what you are looking for, as you asked for
continuous.
You must be looking for the equivalent. There are plugins that
al
Also, how do i draw a straight continuous line across the page? Thanks
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