I've been experimenting with using "typed" links in my wiki, inspired by this
post <https://groups.google.com/g/tiddlywiki/c/C0CqNyKU1Jc/m/5sFLzH7XAQAJ>
from a few months back.
For example if I want to link to a food item, but also indicate that it is
an ingredient, I write:
{{tomatoes||ingredient}}
Where I have the following "type" tiddler:
title: ingredient
tags: type
text: <$link to=<<currentTiddler>><<currentTiddler>></$link>
I'm wondering if there is anyway to generalise this so that I don't
actually have to add the template to the text field of every "type" tiddler
I create? Specifically I want to leave the text field free for other
content, and also be able to use *any* tiddler with the tag "type" in the
same way. So all I would have to do is add a tiddler with the title
"ingredient" and the tag "type" and immediately be able to use it as a link
template.
Alternatively maybe there is a way to generate multiple *macros* in a
similar way? A tiddler with the title "ingredient" and the tag "type" would
trigger the implicit creation of an "ingredient" macro.
I can't see how this would be possible, but I'm wondering if there's a
trick I'm missing?
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