If you look at your shadow tiddlers you'll notice you have:
StyleSheet
StyleSheetColors
StyleSheetLayout
By default
StyleSheet is where you as a user would put your styles.
StyleSheetColors contains all the built in core Color CSS
StyleSheetLayout contains all the built in core layout CSS
You shouldn't touch these as they will be overwritten when you upgrade the
core, and are loaded first.
StyleSheet shadows made by plugins are than loaded they will often be named:
StyleSheet"PluginName" eg: StyleSheetTiddlersBars.
These are automatically made by the plugins and once more should not be
edited.
Finally the StyleSheet tiddler is loaded which is the user CSS and should
be used to override everything else.
In this tiddler not only can you add CSS to it like a normal stylesheet but
you can than make links to other stylesheets tiddlers to load in it.
Example:
[[StyleSheetTables]]
[[StyleSheetMyMenus]]
/*{{{*/
.MyClass {MyStyls;}
/*}}}*/
Will load my the stylesheet tiddlers StyleSheetTables, & StyleSheetMyMenus
before loading the rest of the styles in the StyleSheet tiddler.
On Saturday, October 26, 2013 11:06:30 AM UTC-7, anton....@antonaylward.com
wrote:
>
> I see various tiddlywiki sites (for example at tiddlyspace) which
> variously
> * have a tiddler named 'Stylesheet"
> * don't have a tiddler named "Stylesheet"
> * whose "Stylesheet" tiddler only seems to contain a few things which deal
> with specific plugins
> * have a tiddler named "StyleSheetAdjustments" that is obviously just that
> * have a tiddler named "StyleSheetShortcuts" whcih is like the above
>
> I'm used to dealing with CSS in regular HTML sites, but I'm confused at
> how all this ties together.
>
> I gather that Tiddlywiki has some inbuilt, in-line styles. That's fine,
> but what?
>
> What I don't understand is how the various stylesheet information gets
> 'included' (or cascaded) or nested without explicit include or import
> directives.
>
> And what determines the order?
>
> I see bits and pieces where colours are brought in from one or other
> palette.
> Isn't the idea of a pallet to stick with one colour scheme and not to pick
> and choose across pallets?
> What's the recommendations for this?
>
>
>
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