Another possible feedback
It you are aware, there is a changecount value added to, with each change
of a tiddler in the current session. A Simple icon with 1-9 then + on
tiddlers who have a change count value quickly displays which ones you are
editing a lot in the current session.
We can
Brian,
Nice to hear a contra-view however;
- No solution like the one discussed would be compulsory and unlikely
even in the standard distribution
- In some ways I am proposing a defacto standard that a number of people
agree to, you use it if you want too
- All elements should
I really like this as an idea for a *developer's plugin*, but *not as
default styling*. IMO, most of the mentioned styling is superfluous and
distracting to a new user, or one who doesn't plan on using TW as a
development platform.
If the idea that all tiddlers are just components that are
Hi Foks,
Since there are different elements shown. I did an experiment some time ago
for a different thread, that defined some colors for TW tables.
I'm kind of proud about the idea for styling different elements _and_ areas
within a TW table.
The example used hardcoded styling, which is
On Saturday, August 29, 2020 at 2:17:56 PM UTC+2, bimlas wrote:
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> I had a similar idea, but instead of tiddlers, I play with links. Import
> the attached JSON to https://tiddlywiki.com and create a tiddler with the
> following content:
>
> * [[ReadMe]]: Internal link
> * [[HelloThere]]:
JD,
Thank you for showing us. It is amazing. One quick view at your timeline
and you will have lots of information.
Birthe
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Thanks Bimlas and JD for your feedback,
The customisation of links was only a later thought for me but you two have
taken it a lot further.
Styled links certainly have their value at providing information about the
tiddler the link references before opening it. If we go on to style the
Hi TW Tones,
Like Bimlas, I've also applied this custom styling in my personal wiki
through title links.
In my case, specifically in the Timeline Macro, or any list that will call
up <>, I've personalized title links to show up like this.
Excuse the draft-y, unorganized picture (my
Although I like the principle, I am afraid it is difficult to mark several
conditions in one place. For example, if we were to play with the color of
the border, we would need multiple borders, denoting all of them at once:
- The tiddler is a member
- Shadow tiddler
- Overriden shadow
Here are Some additional elements for styling;
- Tag Color standards
- Tag Icons
- Tiddler Icons
- Tiddler color field
- Tiddler Class field
How would you suggest we use these?
What can you think of?
Regards
Tones
On Saturday, 29 August 2020 14:42:04 UTC+10, TW Tones wrote:
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