For the cloud tag, I guess you would have to build a DataTiddler (JSON or
maybe dictionnary) with the appropriate data, ie the list of tags with
their count... to investigate.
For the menu, you can create the tiddler you want to display, and then it's
easy to add it at the sidebar tabs (see "A
Julie,
thanks for the help. I am currently looking for any kind of documentation
on how to build a data tiddler for all listed tags. I know I can get a list
of them by transcluding $:/core/ui/MoreSideBar/Tags, but this probably does
not create a data tiddler as seen here http://tiddlywiki.com/d
Hi Helge
The current D3 plugin for TW5 is really just a proof of concept to show the
D3 code can be integrated with TW5's rendering mechanism. It's not much
work to produce a useful word cloud plugin, but it's not something that I
would be able to prioritise doing myself.
In terms of the left men
Thanks Jeremy,
this worked perfectly! With regards to the visualisation, I will probably
simply wait until someone works on a plugin, me not being the programmer
type.
One small (and final for today) question: where would user-generated CSS
go? The themses are encapsulated bundles of several
Hi Helge
One small (and final for today) question: where would user-generated CSS
> go? The themses are encapsulated bundles of several tiddlers, can I simply
> create a tiddler, tag it as $:/tags/stylesheet and then have it imported by
> the theme's main CSS file?
>
Yes, that's correct. It's bes
Hi Uwe
is it possible to position the whole tiddler [[MainMenu]] (with a smaller
> size, cool formating) to the left side? The from this [[MainMenu]] opened
> tiddlers should be shown in a single page mode (only one tiddler should be
> shown at a time, but the [[MainMenu]] should be always visibl
Hi Helge,
as long as there is no fully-fledged tag cloud, you can maybe get along wit
this poor man's version (simply drop it it in a newly created tiddler):
.cloud { margin-right: 7px; }
.cloud .tc-tag-list-item { margin-right: 0; }
<$list filter="[tags[]!is[system]sort[title]]">
<$transclude
You can also tag that with $:\tags\Sidebar to add that to the sidebar tabs.
I've tried changing the sort to "count" but I get a wonky response. It's
not sorted by count, but it isn't sorted by title either. I have a feeling
that it would take some javascript to take the output of UBi's script an
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