The svg showing next to the tag is normal. A tag's icon is specified by
putting a title into the the "icon" field on the tag tiddler (note: not the
tagged tiddler the tiddler with the tag string as it's title). Another
part of the core also looks at this field to determine what, if any, icon
Oh! So close...
was missing tag icon for it ($:/tags/Image), so now it DOES show. Kinda.
It's not bold like the other icons, and the icon looks.. bad. doesn't
change to white on dark background tag "pills" if you know what I mean.
Also, the SVG shows next to the tiddler's title (if it's tagged
Thanks for the help guys. I'm sorry for the delay, you know, work gets in
the way but I'm back here to try.
What I did is look more closely at the made SVG files in TW, and realize
that they are CSSed (it's a verb now..!) to be of a specific size. I
resized the *image* to be that size
SHay,
The Inkscape app can import and edit SVG files and export as PNG as well.
I have attached a svg sourced on the internet. They can be dragged and
dropped into a wiki (As can PNG Files) however they are often bigger than
needed.
When I use such an icon I thus set the width, and they
Hi Shay Shaked,
If you looked in the icon tiddlers, you saw that they are not complete.
They have no content type, they have classes, width, height and viewport.
Then look in the stylesheet.
To find other uses for svg see https://tiddlywiki.com/#Using%20SVG
Birthe
lørdag den 19. maj 2018 kl.
What do you want to do with the svg images?
To import an svg you can drag and drop it into the wiki and it should be
imported and act like any other image. SVGs can be resized without limits,
that is one of the benefits of the format. They can have a default size set
but it isn't like other
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