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
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
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
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
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:
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> Forgot to mention how to save
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
Thanks for your answer Thomas.
I just want to revive this thread in case anyone else has had some luck
importing the actual wikipedia/wikimedia markup syntax.
On Thursday, June 7, 2018 at 1:30:50 PM UTC-5, Thomas Elmiger wrote:
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> Hi Diego,
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> When I copy text from websites like Wikipedia I
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