Hi,
maybe it was a wrong impression, but my understanding was that javascript
code, in addition to being avoided in html tiddlers, has to be executed
before DOM creation, so cannot be propagated (or not resolved) up to the
end of the chain, so to be executed by the browser after TW rendering.
Th
Josiah, Mark,
I thought of doing something similar for PDF files I may drop on a wiki,
add subjects or keywords to fields in the PDF tiddler such that a search
can find the tiddler (containing the PDF).
I have just built a subjects alternative tag field using GenTags. And will
test it soon.
Hi TT,
How would you annotate text?
In terms of size, a possibility is to externalize a text by chapter,
half-chapter, whatever is appropriate in an iframe. Then pack the unique
keywords into the tiddler so that it can be found in searches. So TW has
the meta data and can display the text.
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Another thought about EPUBs--those that use public domain materials and
have open licenses, of which there are a lot--is to deconstruct them into
TW. The advantage of E-book is often a lot of care went into the logical
design. So, in some ways, they can be better than raw Gutenberg et al as
sou
Ciao Jeremy
EPUB3 is a very interesting "standard" in its "lag" from the relentless
drive-on of the web. Not least because, I think, for the good reason of
longevity. E-pubs are not on the cutting edge. The thinking embracing a
more "book-wise" sense of being in for the long-haul without too ma
Hi Jeremy,
Might be a difference between the Apple and the non-Apple world. As an
early adopter, my old kindle has a back key. The Paperwhite has a back
arrow that gets activated when the top of the screen is touched. The kindle
on android can use the system "back" key to return from a visited
Hi Tony
> What you propose would be very helpful, however I was thinking it may be
> quicker and easier to hand the creation of the alternate static views to the
> user, but provide a way to "overlay them" in a dynamic design so that they
> appear in the static HTML output. This would possibly
Dear Paul
> I can see that Epub3 format can execute also scripts in JS subfolder.
JavaScript support is inconsistent and limited on current readers, hence my
interest in techniques to avoid dependence on it.
> Why is not technically possible to write JS code in some tiddler belonging to
> epub
Hi Mark
> The thing with redundant copies is, wouldn't the user have to use the back
> key? Or a "return" link? And how would you hide those redundant copies?
EPUB readers do not in my experience typically offer a “back” button, but
rather navigation via the “spine” of the book (an ordered list
Jeremy,
You mention
> One aspect that particularly interests me is the production of redundant
> static pages to reproduce the functionality of a dynamic experience. For
> example, consider a table of a few columns of data that we’d like to
> publish such that the user can click on a column he
I think that this kind of dynamic simulation could offer some possibilities
with a small number of combinations only.
By the way, imagine that in the rendered html containing tables one wants
to use an external pure js pagination library.
I can see that Epub3 format can execute also scripts in JS
The thing with redundant copies is, wouldn't the user have to use the back
key? Or a "return" link? And how would you hide those redundant copies?
-- Mark
On Friday, May 25, 2018 at 9:58:47 AM UTC-7, Mat wrote:
>
> Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>>
>> [...] pre-generate static HTML representations of ever
Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
> [...] pre-generate static HTML representations of every combination of
> sorting for the table, and then construct links between them. So, if the
> initial rendering is ordered by first name, and the user clicks on the
> column for the second name, they would actually be
Mark S. wrote:
>
> Is there code in the core already to make static pages? Or only in the
> node version?
>
C'mon Mark, you know there is. Tiddler toolbar > Export tiddler (static
html)
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Is there code in the core already to make static pages? Or only in the node
version?
Thanks!
-- Mark
On Friday, May 25, 2018 at 1:43:28 AM UTC-7, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> I very much like the idea of an epub3 output format for TW5.
>
> As others have noted, the epub3 format itself can be fairly
I very much like the idea of an epub3 output format for TW5.
As others have noted, the epub3 format itself can be fairly simple (plus the
general rule that it is always orders of magnitude easier to generate a
particular format than it is to parse/accept that format). We already have a
JSZip pl
Mark S.
Hi,
Well if it is Science Fiction there is always Baen official slush for
publication http://baen.com/
If you have not given it to a beta reader and/or editor. You can try the
crit forums on Baen's Bar (have to register) the Slush Pile is for general
critiques. Other critique forums a
You could use node to create a static version. Then import into Calibre.
Edit/Clean up. Tweak meta-data. Convert to epub.
That sounds like a lot of work, but it's a doable process with (mostly)
known steps. I suspect it would be much faster than waiting for someone to
write a plugin.
The exce
I guess we're all in the same boat. I've got one medium story finished, but
wasn't sure where to submit it.
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On Thursday, May 24, 2018 at 7:44:58 PM UTC-7, Greg Davis wrote:
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> Tony
>
> GO FOR IT ! !
>
> Hey, I was IT. Life interrupted but I am trying to get back to the project
> I started a
Tony
GO FOR IT ! !
Hey, I was IT. Life interrupted but I am trying to get back to the project
I started along time ago. First drafts and notes scattered all over. Wish
I'd had TiddlyWiki back then to keep track of everything.
Best Wishes,
Greg
On Thursday, May 24, 2018 at 7:12:04 PM UTC-5, To
Hi,
Kind of stopped pursing Epubs as got more into TiddlyWiki, but a few notes:
Epub3 features are not all backward compatible with epub2 devices / apps
and there is a large numer of old epub2 devices / apps. Some may require
NCX file.
EPUB 2 is XHTML 1.1, CSS 2, UTF-8 encoding
Most devices / a
Josiah,
The incentive is very powerful for a sub-sector of users, when I was
younger I wanted to be a cosmologist and science fiction writer. An IT
career happened instead. Only recently I started to think about writing
again because I could build a universe, a solar system and a number of
pl
I think that making something to convert from tiddlywiki to epub format
wouldn't be too terribly difficult. An epub is pretty much a zip file that
contains a set of html files and some metadata so using the static html
export for tiddlers would already do the rendering work.
I think that you wo
I sort of suspect TiddlyDesktop could be refactored as TiddlyBook.
On Friday, 25 May 2018 00:14:39 UTC+2, Paul Netsaver wrote:
>
> Hi
> how much would be difficult to export a selection of tiddlers in the epub
> open format?
> Basically it is a collection of html files with a structure defined,
It's an interesting question.
IS TW already an e-book?
Export to common e-book formats would need be mainly via static HTML. You
would lose much, most that TW does.
Using TW to help produce e-books in other formats would be possible, I
think, quite easy. But I find it hard to see the incentive
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