Thomas,
Sharing "Wisdom" and experience is a valuable thing, as Joe did in his
video, Thanks for that
Tony
On Wednesday, 21 March 2018 21:39:05 UTC+11, Thomas Elmiger wrote:
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> Hi again Tony
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> To point out the less obvious: I think I stood not far from where you are
> some time ago …
Hi again Tony
To point out the less obvious: I think I stood not far from where you are
some time ago … wouldn’t it be great if we could throw in some standard
lines of JS to get neat effects here and there? Yes of course. But
honestly: I gave up. There are good reasons for TW to restrict this,
Thomas,
Yes I know there are tiddlywiki ways to do it, what I am trying to do is
find the way to take html backed up with javascript code available all over
the internet, especially at w3schools and find a re-implementation in
tiddlywiki. In the most recent case I am making use of w3css and
Hi Tony
TW has tabs and the reveal widget for this functionality, no JS needed – or did
I miss something?
Kind regards from a script kiddy ;–)
Thomas
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Actualy I think I see how.
Tw buttons instead, action to change a field and formula to give an attribute
of display:none to display:block for the selected item.
Wa la
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Jeremy,
Thanks for that, it will take time for me to fully understand your answer, but
I understand why.
Given this is infact a somewhat convoluted method of changing display onclick,
can you envision a simple to replace this in tiddlywiki?
I would like to see if I can translate such simple
Hi Tony
> Is there a way to get this function added to the wiki so that the HTML/CSS
> solution works?.
Not as written, no.
It is an example of conventional DOM-based programming, as popularised by
jQuery. The key characteristic is that the state of the page is maintained in
the DOM.
Folks,
I was wondering if you could tell a JavaScript kiddy like myself, who loves
to cut snipits of code and reuse them if there is a practical way to use
common javacript to enhance out tiddlywikis.
An example may be here https://www.w3schools.com/w3css/w3css_tabulators.asp
I know this
