Hi Shay,
Learning by doing, the best way ;-)
Instead of using the @@ syntax, you could add a class="TW-mage" to the <img
... >.
And if you need different styles for your images, you can add a style to
your macro as well:
\define image (source,caption,style)
...
<img ...class=$style$ ...>
\end
Cheers,
Ton
On Friday, October 28, 2016 at 1:35:07 PM UTC+2, Shay Shaked wrote:
>
> Ah HA! Answered my own question.
>
> Went to the official TW pages. Like always, if you just look at them
> without having some previous hints provided to build on (like I got here in
> this awesome group) I wouldn't know what to do. But, looking at the syntax,
> I tried this:
>
> \define image(source caption)
> @@.TW-image
> <a href="TW_Media/$source$" title="tooltip" target="_blank">
> <img src="TW_Media/$source$" width="" height="250"/></a><br>^^$caption$^^
> @@
> \end
>
> And walla! an image AND a caption defined within a single line, without
> the need of adding a 10px margin physically via photoshop (which is how
> I've done it so far).
>
> I really hope this will be useful for anyone else needing help! it worksss!
>
>
>
> On Friday, October 28, 2016 at 7:27:37 AM UTC-4, Shay Shaked wrote:
>>
>> This is amazing stuff!
>>
>> I worked on the macro to reflect the style I want:
>> \define image(source)
>> @@.TW-image
>> <a href="TW_Media/$source$" title="tooltip" target="_blank">
>> <img src="TW_Media/$source$" width="" height="250"/></a>
>> @@
>> \end
>>
>>
>>
>> where .TW-image is as follows:
>>
>> .TW-image{
>> float: right;
>> margin-left: 10px;
>> width: 250px;
>>
>> }
>>
>>
>> And it all works fine in the macro.
>>
>> Here's the last thing I want: the ability to add a caption below.
>> In the past, I wrote the whole thing down like so:
>>
>> @@float: right;
>> <a href="TW_Media/image.png" target="_blank">
>> <img src="TW_Media/image.png" width=400 ></a><br>^^this is the caption^^
>> @@
>>
>> And I had the ability to add the caption as you can see. But now if I
>> throw it into the macro, it will give me the same caption each time. What
>> I'm looking for is something kinda like this:
>>
>> \define image(source)(caption)
>>
>> I know the syntex is wrong. How do I tell the macro I need to put in two
>> "variables" (not sure that's the right term)?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Friday, October 28, 2016 at 2:43:55 AM UTC-4, Tobias Beer wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Ton,
>>>
>>>
>>>> It is very simple:
>>>>
>>>> Create a tiddler, e.g. $:/_image-thumbnail-macro, tagged with
>>>> $:/tags/Macro, which contains:
>>>>
>>>
>>> ...it's kind of interesting, these entry-level barriers that kinda force
>>> every newcomer to take a moment and ponder the workings of TiddlyWiki, so
>>> as to learn to make good use of it rather than just rely on pre-baked
>>> components and solutions.
>>>
>>> Best wishes,
>>>
>>> Tobias.
>>>
>>
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