Hi Mike,
Which flavour of TW are you using ? Is it MPTW or another derivative ?
FCKEditor has to insert elements in your ViewTemplate tiddler, and sometimes
with alternatives flavours (as it is the case for MPTW in particular), you
have to change things manually.
I'll save you some time by giving
Put the following in your stylesheet:
h1 {margin-left: 0;}
h2 {margin-left: 3em;}
h3 {margin-left: 6em;}
h4 {margin-left: 9em;}
h5 {margin-left: 12em;}
.indent {margin-left: 3em;}
.viewer blockquote {border-left:0;}
And then start paragraphs with one less > then the number of ! in the
heading ty
Hi All,
Just finished a Schedule/timetable plugin which exploits the
RemindersMacro.You can see it working and read the documentation
at http://schedule.tiddlyspot.com/I have used it with TW 2.4 and
MonkeyGTD. I use it to provide me with a view of my "Hard
Landscape".
The plugin allow
You are in the correct group all right! Consider this group your
consultant. I know I have.
In StyleSheet, add the following two lines:
#mainMenu {width: 15.5em; text-align: left;}
#displayArea {margin: 0em 15em 0em 15.5em;}
Then experiment and adjust the numbers as needed. As you click Done in
Hi,
I am getting nowhere trying to install FCKEditor. It imports, and I
have it in the subfolder properly. Now that I imported the legecy
plugin, I am no longer getting the invalid macro <> anymore.
However, the command to call up the editor does not seem to appear on
the toolbar. I cannot seem
How do I adjust the width of the left menu bar?
Can I cause the text to be left justified?
Are these questions too obvious? Am I asking the correct group?
Are there TiddlyWiki consultants?
Thanks,
Russell
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Wow! I was asking more in hope than expectation. How excellent. I have
to apply coretweaks for a variety of reasons and will crack on with
that sharpish.
Thanks very much indeed.
Kevin
On Nov 19, 11:56 am, Eric Shulman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > then there is one CoreTweak no. 067 to reduce
> you might like to try my modified version of the WTFramework
> bookmarklet which detects TiddlyWiki versions:
>
> http://blog.whatfettle.com/2008/11/19/wtframework/
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ShowDocumentInfo
provides an onclick command link that shows a browser alert() popup
with the followi
> I am getting the above error all over the place: Error while
> executing macr <> no such macro...
Take a look at this thread from the archives:
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/t/61a3d73f3b703a50
HTH.
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Hi,
I have a really strange problem, but I suspect this should be a known
problem. I downloaded "empty.html" and imported the following plugins:
EasyEditPlugin, EasyEditDocStyleSheet, FCKeditor, FCKeditorplugin.
When I click on those tiddler, within the tiddler, I am getting the
above error all
That is working perfectly.
For future reference, the exact code that I used is:
* html .viewer pre {
height: expression( this.scrollHeight > 499 ? "500px" : "auto" );
}
Thank you very much for your help FND.
mole
On Nov 19, 11:29 am, FND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > * html .vi
> [...] using css to indent divs 5em, thus we see a step indentation
> keeping headings and associated content indented to the same level.
> Can this behaviour be easily implemented?
Well, not automatically (not without writing a custom formatter anyway).
However, you could use custom wrappers* w
I'm likely one of those wacky people who has the odd long tiddly
wiki. The challenge I face is knowing what heading is a sub of
another. My natural web behaviour is to do this...
title
h3 title
While using css to indent divs 5em, thus we see a step indentation
keeping headings
> * html body,
> *:first-child+html body {
> font-size: 110%;
> }
Silly IE - those two selectors cannot be combined*, so you'll have to
repeat the CSS property assignment:
* html body {
font-size: 110%;
}
*:first-child+html body {
font-size
> * html .viewer pre, /* IE6 */
> *:first-child+html .viewer pre { /* IE7 */
> height: expression(this.offsetHeight <= 100 ? "100px" : "auto");
> }
Silly IE - those two selectors cannot be combined*, so you'll have to
repeat the CSS property assignment:
* html .v
> Unfortunetly I am limited to IE6 for the time being. Do you know of a
> way to do the same thing in IE6?
Well, there is that workaround you've mentioned - however, that only
works with absolute measurements (pixels):
* html .viewer pre, /* IE6 */
*:first-child+html .viewer pre { /*
I use the DropDownMenuPlugin from LewcidTW.
It has two levels, is it possible to expand it to 3 levels
Thanks, Okido
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Hi,
you might like to try my modified version of the WTFramework
bookmarklet which detects TiddlyWiki versions:
http://blog.whatfettle.com/2008/11/19/wtframework/
Best,
Paul (psd)
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On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 1:35 AM, wolfgang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> almost a year ago I asked the developer community for help to update
> TiddlyDesktop too, but without response yet:
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/browse_thread/thread/1f26e2293bb820ed/b568038ace5e4
Hi FND,
Unfortunetly I am limited to IE6 for the time being. Do you know of a
way to do the same thing in IE6?
I found this possible solution but I am not sure how to implement it.
http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/ie6-min-max-height-width.php
Thanks for the reply and help!
On Nov 19, 9:0
> I want to know if I can get the TiddlyWiki look and feel and ease of
> administrating it, but it being integrated into a webserver (or
> whichever way I can get all the features I want).
> Is there a separate project that does that? Or not (yet)?
There are several:
http://www.tiddlywiki.or
Hi,
I've now grown very much used to the way TiddlyWiki works (the ease of
plugins etc.), and would very much like to start a real* wiki. So I
want to know if I can get the TiddlyWiki look and feel and ease of
administrating it, but it being integrated into a webserver (or
whichever way I can ge
> I was wondering if it is possible to limit the
> box to a certain size, like 25 lines, and then I would just scroll to
> see all of the content?
Try adding the following to your StyleSheet shadow tiddler:
.viewer pre {
max-height: 50em; /* not IE6-compatible */
overflow:
> I'm aware that there is a plugin to disable selected words as
> WikiWords, but it is also easy to fix the behaviour locally by
> changing the definition of [config.textprimitives.lowerLetter]
> [...]
> As a feature request for future TiddlyWiki releases I suggest to
> implement [this as] a user
> I see my TW file slowly creeping up about 100K per month. With my
> upload speed significantly slower than my download speed, I've been
> wondering about ways to reduce the size of the file I have to upload.
Sounds like you need a server-side solution* that works on a per-tiddler
basis (e.g.
I use ReminderMacros with my TiddlyWiki and CalendarPlugin, daily to
keep a track of what I've done.
To make my researches easier, I need to tag automatically each
reminder with a string date with MMDD format (I could search with
or MM or MMDD).
Is it possible to auto tag when cho
> thinking it would encode the [['s and ]]'s, but it didn't
I assume you're using Firefox 3? That's a known issue:
http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Firefox_3#Permalinks
I'm afraid there's no way for us to work around that, as we can't
influence how the browser handles this.
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I see my TW file slowly creeping up about 100K per month. With my
upload speed significantly slower than my download speed, I've been
wondering about ways to reduce the size of the file I have to upload.
The following discussion seemed to show that remote-remote connection
of two TW files is not
> then there is one CoreTweak no. 067 to reduce their number
> ...
> This tweak removes content contained between certain
> delimiters before scanning tiddler source for possible links.
>
> http://www.tiddlytools.com/#CoreTweaks
Note: the tweak only temporarily 'removes' the errant text content
*
I discovered TiddlyWiki recently and think it is really a GREAT piece
of software. Thanks!
"Out of the box" there is only a minor glitch for German users which
has to do with the German language: The hyphen (or minus sign) is
treated as lower case letter in WikiWords.
The problem is that in the
Hi Kevin,
one way is tagging those tiddlers, where you know they contain such
missing WikiLinks - like in plugin's code, attachment tiddlers, color
palettes etc. - with 'excludeMissing.'
then there is one CoreTweak no. 067 to reduce their number:
Quote:
Missing links - ignore non-wiki syntax so
This would be most useful.
Thanks, David
On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 8:51 AM, kilucas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I like the idea of using the missing tiddlers sidebar tab to drive
> completion of TW content but mine is largely populated by names
> inadvertently born of WikiWords used for other p
I like the idea of using the missing tiddlers sidebar tab to drive
completion of TW content but mine is largely populated by names
inadvertently born of WikiWords used for other purposes.
I suspect many of these are in the text of plugins and wondered if I
could find a way to dewikify them all. B
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