[tw] Re: Remote context.inTiddler.title variable in GridPlugin

2010-01-01 Thread julien23
All right, here is the use : mechanical engineering... My TW is mainly a tree like this : Assembly1 Attachment01 (tagged with : Attachment , Assembly1) Attachment02 (tagged with : Attachment , Assembly1) ... Part1 (tagged with : Assembly1)

[tw] Re: Wishes for a Damn Good Year Ahead

2010-01-01 Thread Morris Gray
May you all have a great 2010 actually *using* TiddlyWiki for productivity rather than wasting time fiddling with it! What? Productivity is a crutch. It might pay off after time but procrastination gives immediate satisfaction. Morris:-) On Jan 1, 5:20 pm, Dave Gifford -

[tw] Re: Suppress blank lines (crlf) in rendered tiddler content

2010-01-01 Thread PMario
Hi Craig, Mike mentioned my post LineBreakHack for headings and paragraphs [1] already. Hope it can help. But it won't do anything with HTML content, that may come from TiddlySnip or somewhere else. HTML content is parsed seperately. It also may not work/interfere with additional plugins, if

[tw] Re: TiddlyWiki and Dreamweaver

2010-01-01 Thread metaltailz
I don't think so, Dreamweaver is used to edit HTML files; and while a TiddlyWiki is an HTML file everything is created through the use of Javascript. If you wish to change the layout and design of a TiddlyWiki you will have to manually edit the Stylesheet Tiddler. Take a look at the wiki,

[tw] Re: Suppress blank lines (crlf) in rendered tiddler content

2010-01-01 Thread Craig in Calgary
YES!!! My search was fruitless because I didn't think of linebreak, white space, or br. Thank you very much for helping me. Craig -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups TiddlyWiki group. To post to this group, send email to tiddlyw...@googlegroups.com. To

[tw] Re: Suppress blank lines (crlf) in rendered tiddler content

2010-01-01 Thread Craig in Calgary
For html/html tiddler content, place hide linebreaks anywhere between the html tags and the rendered contents will have much less wasted white space. Don't ask where I found this 'cuz I don't know and I'm still kicking myself for not finding it before creating this thread. Craig -- You

[tw] Problems with list filter [tag[ tag1 !/NOT tag2]] expression

2010-01-01 Thread Måns
Hi TwWizards Happy NewYear :-) I'm having trouble excluding tiddlers tagged excludeLists from a filterlist with the tag blog. I've tried this so far: list filter [tag[(blog !excludeLists)]] list filter [tag[blog !excludeLists]] list filter [tag[(blog NOT excludeLists)]] list filter [tag[blog NOT

[tw] Re: Suppress blank lines (crlf) in rendered tiddler content

2010-01-01 Thread PMario
Hi, I have enhanced the hack a little bit. Now it changes the behaviour of *linebreaks *headings *all list types *blockquots *linequots Especially numbered lists will be interesting for some people. #one #two will be 1. one 2. two regards Mario [1]

[tw] Re: Problems with list filter [tag[ tag1 !/NOT tag2]] expression

2010-01-01 Thread Måns
2 errormessages: 1)list filter [tag[blog NOT excludeLists]] gives: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1064531/screendmp/list%20filter%20%5Btag%5Bblog%20NOT%20excludeLists%5D%5D.png 2)list filter [tag[blog OR (note NOT excludeLists]] gives:

[tw] Render all tiddler elements in a div?

2010-01-01 Thread David
I've dug through these posts but I'm still not clear on this. I want to put a div somewhere on my PageTemplate and have one single tiddler appear in that div. I can get the contents of the tiddler to do so, but I can't seem to get the other elements (such as the title and the date line) to appear

[tw] Re: Problems with list filter [tag[ tag1 !/NOT tag2]] expression

2010-01-01 Thread Mark S.
Try list filter [tag[blog AND !excludeLists]] On Jan 1, 3:27 pm, Måns humam...@gmail.com wrote: Hi TwWizards Happy NewYear :-) I'm having trouble excluding tiddlers tagged excludeLists from a filterlist with the tag blog. I've tried this so far: list filter [tag[(blog !excludeLists)]]

[tw] Re: Problems with list filter [tag[ tag1 !/NOT tag2]] expression

2010-01-01 Thread Eric Shulman
1)list filter [tag[blog NOT excludeLists]] 2)list filter [tag[blog OR (note NOT excludeLists]] The NOT operator is different from AND and OR... instead of going in between two tag terms, NOT precedes a *single* tag term... thus: list filter [tag[NOT excludeLists]] You can combine the negated