Thanks, Mario, for the notification, will make an update soon... and
probably use jQuere from now on as much as possible. I guess, I should
start using GitHub as well, to manage sourcecode and stuff like this.
Are you working on GitHub yet and how would you set it up in terms of
repo's, file
I would like to start using GitHub to manage sources and presumably
workflows around my contributions to the TiddlyWorld... are there any
recommendations for setting up a repo/repos, file structures,
contents, etc... when it comes to TiddlyWiki core contributions,
plugin extensions, transclusions,
I'll put togehter a post. Since the github repo, doesn't work out of
the box.
May be include it into the TiddlyWiki github wiki for contributors.
-m
On 13 Jul., 09:51, Tobias Beer beertob...@googlemail.com wrote:
Thanks, Mario, for the notification, will make an update soon... and
probably use
Tobias,
Which OS do you use?
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Hi guys
Not sure if this is a bug... the following does not render properly:
@@font:normal 10pt monospace;C:\this\is\a\path\@@ and @@font:normal 10pt
monospace;C:\this\is\a\path\too\@@
while this DOES render properly:
@@font:normal 10pt monospace;C:\this\is\a\path\@@
and
@@font:normal 10pt
The colon in the path appears to be the culprit since it is also used with
CSS. I got it to work by enclosing each path with 3 double quotes (nowiki)
I use Chrome
On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 11:59 AM, Russ Thomas russgtho...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guys
Not sure if this is a bug... the following
