To remove unnecessary tags from *tag-picker* that already exist, find two filters *nonSystemTagsFilter* & *systemTagsFilter *in $:/core/macros/tag-picker and add this to them at the end: *-[all[current]tags[]]* суббота, 10 июля 2021 г. в 01:49:47 UTC+3, TW Tones:
> Miket, > > Good questions we should collect answers to, the fact is Tags are such a > useful concept that we can "run away with them" and overuse them. These > questions of yours indicate you seem to be in a common phase we all pass > through with tiddlywiki. > > However it exposes something us "seasoned" tiddlywiki enthusiasts learn. > An *over reliance* on tags causes something we sometimes refer to as "tag > pollution" or "tag saturation". Fortunately there are plenty of strategies > we can adopt. > > Let me pass on a little from my experience of more than a decade with > tiddlywiki and three decades with Information technology. > > - Personally I came across this tag pollution very early in my > tiddlywiki journey, the result is I have a special approach now that > serves > me well, my approach is to use as few tags as possible leaving the "tags > space" as "empty as possible". I tend to reserve tags for system functions > (behind the scenes eg system tags etc...) or "ad hoc" use. > - I achieve this by "moving tags into fields" whereever possible. > - An example would be rather than have a tag to indicate a task, I > have a field called *object-type with a value of task* (and other > values), to indicate a *status of a task* rather than a status tag > *have > a status field*. > - When moving from a tag to a field we get to craft the way they > behave differently, for example in the aforementioned *object-type and > status fields* we can ensure a given tiddler only has one value at a > time, so we do not need to put the effort into removing a tag. Just change > the field value. > - Of course like tags sometimes we want more than one value at a time > on a specific tiddler, I use tags initially, they make this easy, however > as you start to have too many tags, new tags simply "pollute the tag space > further". > - I may not want to change what plugins and other tools use tags for > but I can control what I do with ones I create. > - Using the listops, list and other operators we can manage fields > that contain multiple values. > - I tend to avoid spaces in the names of such values so space > delimited is sufficient but you can make use of the [[title with > spaces]] > methods and look at enlist and other operators. > - The alt-tags (gen tags) plugin allows you to make use of > multiple-tags fields if you want. > - The trick is tags are a form of generic indicators, you can quickly > use to achieve an outcome, but with experience you discover on moving them > into a field that there are different organisational methods you can > easily > enforce when using a field. For example you can ensure a tiddler belongs > only to one category or one or more subjects. > - Fields can > - Exist but contain nothing see [has[fieldname]] (field exists and has > value) and [[has:field[fieldname]] (field exists with or without a > value) > - Thus the existence of a field can itself be a condition or > switch > - Contain wiki text or transclusions > - be managed with common suffixes or prefixes eg; anything-link > else-link > > Finally; > > - In coming versions the limitations of field naming are to be removed > and we expect a lot of innovation ultimately occurring around this. > - Eventually one becomes aware of the subtle qualities of different > ways to define either a tag or field. So lets say I decided to give many > tiddlers a "domain" eg work/personal/health/family I may decide a given > tiddler should only belong to one domain, then I would use a field with a > single value. > > Regards > Tones > On Saturday, 10 July 2021 at 07:10:15 UTC+10 miket...@gmail.com wrote: > >> Now the usual view is very inconvenient when you have a lot of tags and >> need to scroll and scroll down the page. Plus, the selected tags are still >> on the list and continue to distract. >> >> This raises two questions? >> >> 1. How can I make the selection of tags more compact so that I don't have >> to scroll down the page? >> >> 2. And how to mark tags that are already assigned. Ideally remove from >> the list, but it's probably difficult. Maybe you can at least change the >> color to a less noticeable? >> >> Any ideas? >> >> Nice option with checkboxes here >> https://i.imgur.com/gxJm0Tw.jpg >> http://zemox.tiddlyspot.com/ >> >> But I didn't understand how he did it, I installed his plugins and >> nothing changed. > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/25c2f94a-0703-4782-bd1d-e45ae2998236n%40googlegroups.com.
