I'm familiar with SectionLinksPlugin, I was considering using it, but
I chose DcTableOfContentsPlugin because it adds a link to top. Anyway,
I tried SectionLinksPlugin on a random tiddler on your wiki, but with
the same result. I also tried an empty tiddler with the following
code:
tiddler ##test1
tiddler ##test1
tiddler ##test2
{{hidden{
!test1
test1text
!end}}}
{{hidden{
!test2
test2text}}}
sectionTOC
!end}}}
is *incorrect*. Heading syntax cannot have trailing content following
the heading text. This should work:
tiddler ##test1
tiddler ##test2{{hidden{
!test1
test1text
Thaks for the explanation, Eric, I missed the importance of newlines.
Unfortunately, both !end section titles still get displayed in the
ToC, which is what I'm trying to avoid. :)
w
On 4 feb., 13:53, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
tiddler ##test1
tiddler ##test2
{{hidden{
!test1
Unfortunately, both !end section titles still get displayed in the
ToC, which is what I'm trying to avoid. :)
w
Ah! You should use the /% ... %/ method of hiding the sections. That
will prevent them from actually being rendered, so they won't be
considered part of the table of contents.
Lol! Thanks, Eric, you rock! :D It does indeed work now.
w
On Feb 4, 5:11 pm, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
Unfortunately, both !end section titles still get displayed in the
ToC, which is what I'm trying to avoid. :)
w
Ah! You should use the /% ... %/ method of hiding the
The good thing about PartTiddlerPlugin is that the part can be visible
or hidden. Plus, how do you hide a section? With /% %/?
I tried this:
tiddler .##Behind the scenes
/%!Behind the scenes
TEXT/%
You can write:
tiddler TiddlerTitle##sectionname/%
!sectionname
content
!end
%/
OR
Thanks for the explanation, Eric. Anyway, I'm already using your
StyleSheetShortcuts :D.
w
On 3 feb., 09:45, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
The good thing about PartTiddlerPlugin is that the part can be visible
or hidden. Plus, how do you hide a section? With /% %/?
I tried this:
Interesting thing, however. I tried the third example:
tiddler [[here##sectionname]]{{hidden{
!sectionname
content
!end
}}}
It displayed the content okay, but since I'm using the
DcTableOfContentsPlugin, both sectionname and end get listed in
the table of content. If I remove !end, then }}} is
After disabling all the plugins and slowly re-enabling them, I found
out that when Udo's TiddlerAliasPlugin and PartTiddlerPlugin are both
enabled, the backstage disappears and the default tiddlers aren't
shown (not even the defailt shadow tiddler GettingStarted). I
confirmed this on the lastest
Since the dawn of transclusion you should not be using
PartTiddlerPlugin any longer.
Use (hidden) sections instead and reference them via...
tiddler [[Some Tiddler##Some(Hidden)Section]]
Cheers, Tobias.
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The good thing about PartTiddlerPlugin is that the part can be visible
or hidden. Plus, how do you hide a section? With /% %/?
I tried this:
tiddler .##Behind the scenes
/%!Behind the scenes
TEXT/%
The result was nothing.
Also PartTiddlerPlugin goes along nicely with HideWhenPlugin.
w
On Feb
And I noticed another thing. If the plugin is enabled, then the
DefaultTiddlers aren't shown and the Backstage vanishes as well.
w
On 1 feb., 15:20, whatever kbrezov...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
I've noticed an issue in Udo's TiddlerAliasPlugin (1). Namely, if you
use an alias with space in it,
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