[tw] Re: [TW5] My new poject on Tiddlywiki and my new questions...

[sini-Kit]

Now I have 3 excel files. 1. with images 2. with tiddlers 3. table 
collecting path to images from folders on my PC

All this files contain macros.  This macros converts this table to 
tiddlywiki format and put this file to temp folder on C:\temp

This files I attach to this post. 



среда, 5 октября 2016 г., 7:04:07 UTC+3 пользователь Mark S. написал:

> Based on stuff I made for importing Bible texts and Shakespeare, I think 
> it would be possible write a routine that would convert either a CSV table 
> (in a tiddler) or maybe entries in a data dictionary directly into 
> canonical URI tiddlers. Or maybe that's what you're already doing? 
>
> Mark
>
> On Tuesday, October 4, 2016 at 12:20:46 PM UTC-7, sini-Kit wrote:
>>
>> Thank you  Mark! But now I have 327 [type[image/jpeg]] external images in 
>> my project design4shop.ru . in future this base will contain 1+ 
>> images and I don't  add them manual one by one. I want to have opportunity 
>> to rename folders with pictures and add info and alt tags to groups 
>> of images (one shop has several images) I think it is possible to make it 
>> only using BIG external tables.  I like that TW5 have internal base, and I 
>> think it is a good idea, but tw5 can have some external independent 
>> instruments  to work with it like with data base. Excel is not the best 
>> program for it.  
>>
>> вторник, 4 октября 2016 г., 2:31:55 UTC+3 пользователь Mark S. написал:
>>>
>>> Currently you can not drag a file to TW5 and have it create a canonical 
>>> URI. That would be wonderful.
>>>
>>> But you can use the local clip mode in tiddlyclip (
>>> http://tiddlyclip.tiddlyspot.com/). Then, in a separate tab, you can 
>>> browse your file structure and images. Right click on the image you want, 
>>> and select the method how you want it clipped, and it gets inserted into 
>>> your TW file. You can set up your own clipping options, so files will get 
>>> tagged the way you want as you clip.
>>>
>>> HTH,
>>> Mark
>>>
>>> On Tuesday, September 27, 2016 at 12:53:35 PM UTC-7, sini-Kit wrote:

 Hi! I use TW5 as CMS for making sites (on-line stores, blogs and so on) 
 and today I start new project http://design4shop.ru/ (
 http://design4shop.ru/heeg.html) 
 this site is about design of off-line non-food stores. I want to make a 
 great collection of shops from all over the world and attach to them some 
 fields with parameters: style, size, color, type so peple can select 
 shop they like very fast.

 I have a great number of folders with pictures. Each folder contain 
 3-10 photos for each shop. So my first proble was to use many  EXTERNAL 
 photos with "alt" tag and some info about this photo, and my second 
 problem 
 was to take titles of folders, automatically make shop tiddlers with this 
 titles and   automatically attach (by tag) external photos from problem 1. 
 The only way I found was EXCEL . I download simple macros which make table 
 with files and path to them. then using excel formulas  prepare TW5 table, 
 export it to html file, and then import this file to my TW5 site. This 
 variant saved me lots of time, but may be it is possible to use 
 node.js for this purposes?


 The next my idea was, that if TW5 will have more easy mechanism of 
 working with many external pictures, it can be a good CMS for different 
 collectors of coins, stamps or art. This people can save photos of their 
 coins with different parameters. For example: gold, 18 century, Russia, 
 and 
 some text about this coin. And using filters + checkboxes (or 
 search) quickly find photo in their collection. TW5 can become a kind of  
 personal catalog for collectors. 

>>>

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heeg-SHOPS.xlsm
Description: application/vnd.ms-excel.sheet.macroenabled.12


макрос файлы.xlsm
Description: application/vnd.ms-excel.sheet.macroenabled.12


heeg-shop-items.xlsm
Description: application/vnd.ms-excel.sheet.macroenabled.12

[tw] Re: Use TinyMCE in TW5?

[Josiah]

Should be. There is a plugin for CKEDITOR which is similar at: 
http://bjtools.tiddlyspot.com/#VisualEditor. i have NOT tested this in 
latest TW version. It worked well in prior versions.

On Thursday, 5 March 2015 15:00:39 UTC+1, Bill Denbigh wrote:
>
> I'm not technical so if this is a stupid question sorry... 
>
> Would it be possible to use TinyMCE as the editor in TW5?
>

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[tw] Re: Use TinyMCE in TW5?

[David Szego]

Nevermind Wiki text. This is SOOO much better!

On Friday, 6 March 2015 23:51:11 UTC-5, Duarte Farrajota Ramos wrote:
>
> Check out BJTools at http://tiddlywiki.com/#%22BJTools%22%20by%20buggyj
> It's not TinyMCE but it uses CKEditor which is arguably the same. I am 
> currently using it and very satisfied with it
>
> On Thursday, 5 March 2015 22:54:29 UTC, Mat wrote:
>>
>> Danielo wrote:
>>>
>>> ... but has the same problem as the rest, they produce HTML not wikitext.
>>>
>>
>> Is there need for an "externally developed" WYSIWYG wikitext editor for 
>> TW? A quick googling 
>> 
>>  
>> seems to give quite a few alternatives. Tiki 
>>  seems nice, at least as far as I 
>> can tell from a quick glance. LGPL licence, and can give both html and 
>> wikitext in wysiwyg.
>>
>> <:-)
>>
>

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Extracting Introductions From Tiddlers

[Thomas Elmiger]

Hi Tobias

Hmm, guess I will try to use CSS then – this deals with final rendered 
content.

Thanks a lot!
Thomas

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[tw] [TW5] Anyone using it to manage a bakery

[Philippe Le Toquin]

Hello,

I am thinking of using TW5 to manage my soon to open micro-bakery and 
already have some ideas what I want to do (goods in, storage, cleaning 
rota, incident, stocks...)

Then I thought may be someone is already doing it and would be willing to 
share his efforts.

Thanks

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Extracting Introductions From Tiddlers

[Tobias Beer]

Hi Thomas,

There is not quite a way to automagically identify markup in wikitext.
It all boils down to what the parser makes of your wikitext.
Entities would be but one problem issue.
What about any other WikiMarkup?

I'm quite certain: you have to be specific about
either *how* or *where* you set your marker.
You don't want no guessing.

Best wishes,

Tobias.

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[tw] Re: [TW] Calling sidebar lists using ForEachTiddlerPlugin

[whatever]

Hi!
Try this:
store.getValue(tiddler,"myfieldname")
Note that you may need to escape the quotation marks.
w

On Sunday, October 2, 2016 at 10:04:17 PM UTC+2, Tyler Harris wrote:
>
> I need to go through the all the sidebar lists on my TiddlyWiki page and 
> use a ForEachTiddler macro to recreate and reorder the lists by *name* 
> rather then *title*. *Name* is a custom field I have added in every 
> tiddler, so that multiple tiddlers can have the same name, but use a 
> different title. For example I would have a tiddler named "*Star Trek*" 
> the television show and another tiddler named "*Star Trek*" for the 
> reboot movie that came out in 1999. Where the titles would be titled "*Star 
> Trek (Television)*" and "*Star Trek (Movie)*". Currently the sidebar 
> displays the titles of each, but I want it to display the names.
>
> This is the code i have written:
>
> <   where
> 'store.getShadowed' // I was hoping this part would do the trick, but 
> call all tiddlers instead. Simply tagging tagging all tiddlers is not an 
> option, I  still need to call timeline, all, 
> tags, missing and orphans
>   sortBy
> 'tiddler.fields.name' // This sorts the custom field the way it is 
> supposed to
> ascending
>   write
> '"[["+tiddler.fields.name+"|"+tiddler.title+"]]\n"'
>   begin '"Tiddlers shadowed with default contents\n"'
>   end '"Count: " + count + " for Shadowed tiddlers"'
>   none '"No tiddlers found"'
> >>
>
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[tw] Re: Continuing line numbering with transcluded tiddlers

[Vladimir Vostok]

Thanks Tobias - it works like a dream!

On Wednesday, October 5, 2016 at 5:37:11 AM UTC+1, Tobias Beer wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I added my response here:
>
> Joining Transcluded Lists @ tb5 
> 
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Tobias.
>

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Extracting Introductions From Tiddlers

[Thomas Elmiger]

Hi Tobias

This looks very interesting! Could your solution do something like 
– extract the first 200 characters
– check, if we are in an  and either cut before & or after ;
– trim whitespace and append " …"

If yes, could you provide an example for this too? 

This is how designers would generate excerpts to make sure the snippets all 
have about the same text length …

Kind regards, Thomas 

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Re: [tw] Journal/Notes Page for readers of TW ReadOnly vers. - Ideas sought. Access to Option provided to view & use.

[Riz]

On Wednesday, 5 October 2016 12:54:38 UTC+5:30, magev958 wrote:
>
> If you want to see Adding notes and bookmarking function in a little more 
>> fancier environment, try *https://ibnishak.github.io/hQp/ * 
>> *. *Pick a chapter, then an author, 
>> under the translation, there will be a hamburger menu which will enable the 
>> user to add notes, bookmark that part, jump to the other parts of the 
>> chapter from there and see the notes added regarding that specific part. 
>>
>
> That was a beautiful example of what can be done with TW5
>


Thank you!! 

@JN

it provides access to the "backend" 

Yeah, I left it out intentionally so as to let new people take away if they 
feel there is anything worth it.  

can this be done?

I do not see why not. 


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Re: [tw] Re: [TW5] Federatial.com's new TiddlyWiki-generated website

[Jeremy Ruston]

Thank you for the comments! I was quite pleased with the retina-burning yellow 
background; the site is not going to be visited very often so it might as well 
be memorable.

Best wishes

Jeremy


> On 5 Oct 2016, at 10:36, Alex Hough  wrote:
> 
> Yes... I agree
> 
> its mega!
> 
> I can no longer see now--but well worth it
> 
> Alex
> 
> On 5 October 2016 at 03:25, John Newell  > wrote:
> Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. Not only does it look great. It renders quickly as 
> expressed. In my directory site project THIS "Federatial" format provides a 
> clean, vibrant option for exporting existing content as a "chaptered" 1 page 
> website ( contrasting the single page export available from the "standard" TW 
> 1 tiddler export. Just love it (and the timing) thank you.JN
> 
> On Wednesday, October 5, 2016 at 12:22:10 AM UTC+11, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
> I’ve just launched the new website for Federatial, the little company I 
> founded for consultancy work. It’s a static HTML file that was generated by 
> TiddlyWiki. It works perfectly without JavaScript, but if it is enabled adds 
> scroll effects from a new plugin I’ve created called ScrollFlyer.
> 
> https://federatial.com/ 
> 
> The scroll effect is intended to provide a summary of the overall page when 
> you first arrive, that then melts into the conventional page layout as you 
> scroll.
> 
> The full wiki is available at:
> 
> https://federatial.com/wiki.html 
> 
> Try changing the content, open the “Tools” tab in the sidebar, click “export 
> all” and then choose “Single Page Website” to generate the static HTML site.
> 
> The source code is available on GitHub:
> 
> https://github.com/Federatial/website 
> 
> The bits and pieces on GitHub are available for reuse, but I do plan to make 
> things more re-usable, packaging everything up as part of a new static site 
> generation plugin.
> 
> Any questions, please ask.
> 
> Best wishes
> 
> Jeremy
> 
> 
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[tw] [tw5] Import Merge Conflict

[NoxMortem]

Is there any way to import from TiddlyWiki5 A into TiddlyWiki5 B and get an 
interactive tool to manual merge, replace or choose to keep A or B?

I really wished I had this feature for my tiddlywikis and it looks like 
there was a plugin for the old tiddlywiki but I was not able to get that 
work with TiddlyWiki 5 (I guess the old plugin is not compatible anymore?)


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[tw] Re: [TW5] Extracting Introductions From Tiddlers

[Tobias Beer]

Hi Mario,

*IMO it's the cleanest way, to use the first 2 line breaks as a separator.*
>

Sure thing, will add.

Personally, I would prefer some inline separator,
so I am not forced to always make the introduction a paragraph of its own.
But sure, that's a meaningful option.

Best wishes,

Tobias.

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Re: [tw] Re: Using list of tiddlers to tag current tiddler

[Alfonso Pinto]

Thanks all, the variable works like a charm

El jue., 29 sept. 2016 a las 21:48, Tobias Beer ()
escribió:

> Hi Alfonso,
>
>
> |!Project |*<$list filter="[!has[draft.of]tag[project]]"><$checkbox
> tag={{!!title}}> {{!!title}}|*
>
>
> Try using the *variable* attribute...
>
> <$list filter="[!has[draft.of]tag[project]]" variable="tag">
> <$checkbox tag=<>>
> <$text text=<>/>
> 
> 
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Tobias.
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Re: [tw] Re: [TW5] Federatial.com's new TiddlyWiki-generated website

[Alex Hough]

Yes... I agree

its mega!

I can no longer see now--but well worth it

Alex

On 5 October 2016 at 03:25, John Newell  wrote:

> Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. Not only does it look great. It renders quickly
> as expressed. In my directory site project THIS "Federatial" format
> provides a clean, vibrant option for exporting existing content as a
> "chaptered" 1 page website ( contrasting the single page export available
> from the "standard" TW 1 tiddler export. Just love it (and the timing)
> thank you.JN
>
> On Wednesday, October 5, 2016 at 12:22:10 AM UTC+11, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>>
>> I’ve just launched the new website for Federatial, the little company I
>> founded for consultancy work. It’s a static HTML file that was generated by
>> TiddlyWiki. It works perfectly without JavaScript, but if it is enabled
>> adds scroll effects from a new plugin I’ve created called ScrollFlyer.
>>
>> https://federatial.com/
>>
>> The scroll effect is intended to provide a summary of the overall page
>> when you first arrive, that then melts into the conventional page layout as
>> you scroll.
>>
>> The full wiki is available at:
>>
>> https://federatial.com/wiki.html
>>
>> Try changing the content, open the “Tools” tab in the sidebar, click
>> “export all” and then choose “Single Page Website” to generate the static
>> HTML site.
>>
>> The source code is available on GitHub:
>>
>> https://github.com/Federatial/website
>>
>> The bits and pieces on GitHub are available for reuse, but I do plan to
>> make things more re-usable, packaging everything up as part of a new static
>> site generation plugin.
>>
>> Any questions, please ask.
>>
>> Best wishes
>>
>> Jeremy
>>
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Re: [tw] Journal/Notes Page for readers of TW ReadOnly vers. - Ideas sought. Access to Option provided to view & use.

[John Newell]

Hi Riz-

All are valued comments.
And you are right - the basics are achieved in what I have mapped out - and 
you have addressed.

Tags ARE used in a few ways - check out the Spiritual Quest ebook which 
provides an insight into much of what will be used elsewhere -
ReadOnly, different use of tags, navigation ( upgrading to the use of 
FontAwesome, embedded fonts, audio, video, padlet etc)

No, there is no need for "ebook" tags - examples of tags *that work the 
same as categories and tags within wordpress* : ( for the Directory site(s) 
:

   - LOCATIONS : Suburb / township / postcodes
   - PRODUCTS / SERVICES :  Food Service and supply, Accommodation, 
   Entertainment, Sports, Retail, Relaxation, Trades etc
   - ALSO tagged " Eat | Drink | Stay | Play | Buy | Enjoy | Repair | etc
   - PREMISES : Winery, Brewery, Retailer, Hotel, Nightclub, Cafe, Spa, 
   Sports Club, Social Club, NFP etc
   



On Wednesday, October 5, 2016 at 4:44:31 PM UTC+11, Riz wrote:
>
>
> John,
>
> Hmmm, there were no direct questions in that comment. So I will try and 
> reply to my own assumptions on reading your last comment. 
>
> Sidebar Contents / Options are NOT used in any of my projects
>>
>
> I remember your last Ebook project had Sidebar hidden. Well, since you 
> already achieved that , I assume you do not need my inputs on how to hide 
> sidebar permanently for such a project.
>
> Still for the sake of any noobs after me, here are two different ways this 
> can be achieved.
>
> 1) *Create a new stylesheet tiddler with the following CSS code*
> .tc-sidebar-scrollable {display:none}
>
> 2) *Hide the Sidebar as you would do normally. Then via advanced search, 
> find the tiddler "$:/core/ui/TopBar/menu" and remove the tag 
> "$:/tags/TopRightBar" from it.*
> This will basically hide access to button that will reveal/hide Sidebar.
>
> Note: Second method is more flexible. If you are using that, you can have 
> secret buttons somewhere user cannot access which will reveal the Sidebar.
>
>
>
>
> NoTimeStamp will usually be deployed - ie no date seen 
>>
>
> Where? The timestamps in the subtitles can easily be hidden. As for the 
> title of New Journal appearing with Timestamp by default, you can change 
> that. In the test wiki I sent you, find the tiddler named NewJournal - 
> which is a minimal clone of the default New Journal button - and within it 
> change the title=<> value to anything you please to have a placeholder 
> text, say title="Enter your title here"
>
>
> Tags ARE visible in other chapters & understood for their use ( see SQuest 
>> ebook as example )
>>
>
> So I guess you do not want your chapters to have a tag called "EBook"? 
>
> Ok, so this is an issue. In a scenario like this, where tags are part of 
> interface, we cannot have a common tag based on which we can hide the 
> controls. A manual solution to this - ughh- is to specify each Chapter tag 
> specifically in stylesheet and hide the controls. But that is not at all a 
> solution.
>
> There is a theoretical solution to this, which is to apply styles based on 
> fields. If I understand it correctly, tags appear as class and fields 
> appear as attributes of the  element in the TW html file. Based on 
> this, I tried the attribute selector function. Let us say, tiddler named 
> "Chapter 1" has a field called "fruit" with value "mango". 
> So If I use the syntax on the attribute selector 
>
> [fruit="mango"] { 
> font-size:3em; 
> }
> or 
>
> div[fruit="mango"] { 
> font-size:3em; 
> }
>
>
>
> It ought to work. It doesn't. I hope someone with a clearer understanding 
> of CSS or TW5 will come around and enlighten. 
>
>
> If you want to see Adding notes and bookmarking function in a little more 
> fancier environment, try *https://ibnishak.github.io/hQp/ * 
> *. *Pick a chapter, then an author, 
> under the translation, there will be a hamburger menu which will enable the 
> user to add notes, bookmark that part, jump to the other parts of the 
> chapter from there and see the notes added regarding that specific part. 
>
>
>
>

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Re: [tw] Journal/Notes Page for readers of TW ReadOnly vers. - Ideas sought. Access to Option provided to view & use.

[John Newell]

Hi "magev958"  - I have seen that amazing reformat of TW. It has provided 
me inspiration. Thanks. It doesn't suit my current formats as it provides 
access to the "backend" which I do NOT want - as the integrity of the app / 
ebook  / site that it presents to users needs to have interaction but not 
reformatting . would like to keep lines of communications open with you 
as there ARE many elements I would like to ask you about. You and almost 
everyone in this forum has far greater skills than I possess. I just have a 
market and ideas that fufill their needs and TW can do so much..


On Wednesday, October 5, 2016 at 6:24:38 PM UTC+11, magev958 wrote:
>
> If you want to see Adding notes and bookmarking function in a little more 
>> fancier environment, try *https://ibnishak.github.io/hQp/ * 
>> *. *Pick a chapter, then an author, 
>> under the translation, there will be a hamburger menu which will enable the 
>> user to add notes, bookmark that part, jump to the other parts of the 
>> chapter from there and see the notes added regarding that specific part. 
>>
>
> That was a beautiful example of what can be done with TW5
>

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Extracting Introductions From Tiddlers

[PMario]

Hi Tobias,

Nice plugin. 

One example, that you could include. IMO it's the cleanest way, to use the 
first 2 line breaks as a separator. Like so

<$list filter="[all[current]get[text]split:first[

]addsuffix[…]]">

//<>//



So the first paragraph of the tiddler will be used, without the need for an 
"interrupting" element

just my 2€ents
-mario

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Re: [tw] Journal/Notes Page for readers of TW ReadOnly vers. - Ideas sought. Access to Option provided to view & use.

[magillamax]

On 10/5/2016 4:44:36 PM, Riz  wrote:

John,

Hmmm, there were no direct questions in that comment. So I will try and reply 
to my own assumptions on reading your last comment.
magillamax: 

The Sidebar comment was just that - an observation that the finalised 
tiddlywikis will all be without the sidebar. That is simply achieved within the 
ReadOnly transference. 

I can provide you my guides on how I achieve all elements within the ebooks I 
am creating - as stated - better to have your direct email for that when that 
time comes   ;-)




Sidebar Contents / Options are NOT used in any of my projects


I remember your last Ebook project had Sidebar hidden. Well, since you already 
achieved that , I assume you do not need my inputs on how to hide sidebar 
permanently for such a project.

Still for the sake of any noobs after me, here are two different ways this can 
be achieved.


1) Create a new stylesheet tiddler with the following CSS code
.tc-sidebar-scrollable {display:none}

2) Hide the Sidebar as you would do normally. Then via advanced search, find 
the tiddler "$:/core/ui/TopBar/menu" and remove the tag "$:/tags/TopRightBar" 
from it.
This will basically hide access to button that will reveal/hide Sidebar.


Note: Second method is more flexible. If you are using that, you can have 
secret buttons somewhere user cannot access which will reveal the Sidebar.





NoTimeStamp will usually be deployed - ie no date seen


Where? The timestamps in the subtitles can easily be hidden. As for the title 
of New Journal appearing with Timestamp by default, you can change that. In the 
test wiki I sent you, find the tiddler named NewJournal - which is a minimal 
clone of the default New Journal button - and within it change the 
title=<> value to anything you please to have a placeholder text, say 
title="Enter your title here"



Tags ARE visible in other chapters & understood for their use ( see SQuest 
ebook as example )


So I guess you do not want your chapters to have a tag called "EBook"?

Ok, so this is an issue. In a scenario like this, where tags are part of 
interface, we cannot have a common tag based on which we can hide the controls. 
A manual solution to this - ughh- is to specify each Chapter tag specifically 
in stylesheet and hide the controls. But that is not at all a solution.

There is a theoretical solution to this, which is to apply styles based on 
fields. If I understand it correctly, tags appear as class and fields appear as 
attributes of the  element in the TW html file. Based on this, I tried the 
attribute selector function. Let us say, tiddler named "Chapter 1" has a field 
called "fruit" with value "mango".
So If I use the syntax on the attribute selector


[fruit="mango"] {
font-size:3em;
}

or


div[fruit="mango"] {
font-size:3em;
}




It ought to work. It doesn't. I hope someone with a clearer understanding of 
CSS or TW5 will come around and enlighten.


If you want to see Adding notes and bookmarking function in a little more 
fancier environment, try https://ibnishak.github.io/hQp/ 
[https://ibnishak.github.io/hQp/]. Pick a chapter, then an author, under the 
translation, there will be a hamburger menu which will enable the user to add 
notes, bookmark that part, jump to the other parts of the chapter from there 
and see the notes added regarding that specific part.




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Re: [tw] Journal/Notes Page for readers of TW ReadOnly vers. - Ideas sought. Access to Option provided to view & use.

[magev958]

>
> If you want to see Adding notes and bookmarking function in a little more 
> fancier environment, try *https://ibnishak.github.io/hQp/ * 
> *. *Pick a chapter, then an author, 
> under the translation, there will be a hamburger menu which will enable the 
> user to add notes, bookmark that part, jump to the other parts of the 
> chapter from there and see the notes added regarding that specific part. 
>

That was a beautiful example of what can be done with TW5

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[tw] [TW5] Extracting Introductions From Tiddlers

[Tobias Beer]

Hi everyone,

Here's a little *How To* for:

Extracting Introductions From Tiddlers @ tb5 


...using tobibeer/split  to 
extract the desired content.

Two methods are explained for defining and extracting introductions:

   1. for *Introductions* being
   the opening lines to a tiddler,
   separated via something like 
   
   2. for multiline *Summaries* / *Excerpts* / Introductions
   in an otherwise *hidden html comment*
   that you don't want displayed by default
   but use somewhere else to show
   an abstract of some other tiddler

Best wishes,

Tobias.

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