> the "page template" tiddler. it looks like html , but it doesn't act
> like html.
It's (X)HTML, but extended with a few custom attributes:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Extended_Attributes
HTH.
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Thanks for the quick response colm!
The first issue I ran into thats wikkid confusing is in the "page
template" tiddler. it looks like html , but it doesn't act like html.
is this a unique markup or just something i've never seen before? i ask
because im trying to use a banner style image in
Hi P,
You can much simplify your codebits. Personally I would do it like
this using named parameters instead of the params array as a whole...
//at the beginning of your handler declare
var tgs,
p=paramString.parseParams(null,null,true),
inc=getParam(p,'include','').readBracketedList(),
ex=getPar
Hi P,
You can much simplify your codebits. Personally I would do it like
this using named parameters instead of the params array as a whole...
//at the beginning of your handler declare
var tgs,
//get named params
p=paramString.parseParams(null,null,true),
//get include and exclude
inc=getParam(p
Thanks for explaining in detail, Eric!
It didn't do exactly what I wanted: have appropriately tagged tiddlers
to be (uniquely) included in the custom timeline rather than excluded
from it; and using multiple tags rather than one.
Some Javascript-guessing and -browsing later I got it to work:
rep
Hi Taione
Welcome to tiddlywiki
> and honestly the more i read about it the more its been confusing me.
Yep this happens to everyone :)
This group is a really good source of help for tiddlywiki and
tiddlyspace. I'm sure if you post so of your specific questions you'd
get a whole load of help an
Hello Jon
Firstly, Wow! You've created a great tool for anyone researching and
cataloging family history.
I've created a tree with about 100 names on:
http://stempfamilytree.tiddlyspace.com/
I'll continue to update it and add other trees I've researched. Love
to know your long term goals for this
Yoohoo!! thnx, worked perfectly...
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> In the tiddler I have
> {{welcome{[img[./images/clip.jpg]]All my stuff}}}
>
> In the stylesheet
>
> .welcome{
> text-align: left;
> vertical-align:middle;
>
> }
not sure if this will work, but try putting the alignment on the IMG
element rather than the containing class:
.welcome img {
Hi Raji!
> As I am a novice in programing terminology and technology, I would
> like to get your support, guidance and support.
>
> Please visit http://rajichandrasekhar.tiddlyspace.com/ and include
> it in your featured section. Also please note that all my literary
> works are in Malayalam.
Could somebody please advise me how to align an image and text.
I have an image [img[./images/clip.png]]
and some text "All of my stuff" to the right of the image.
The text is at the bottom of the image
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| |
| | All my stuff
and i would like
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hello all
my web handle is taione, and i am in search of a fairly avid tiddly-
wiki user who would be willing to help me with getting started using
tiddly-wiki in my web site. i have been reading the help wiki and
other helpful documents and have tonnes of questions which im having
trouble answeri
Yep, Tiddlyspot uses standard http auth, so browsers generally cache
your authentication details until the end of the 'session'.
Cheers
Daniel
On Tuesday, October 26, 2010, Charlie A wrote:
> Hi, thanks for the response but I already did that several times, ticked the
> privacy option but still
Marvellous, thanks.:)
On Oct 27, 11:42 am, UBi wrote:
> Yes, you can :-)
> But it's not intuitive, at least not with an off-the-shelf TiddlyWiki.
> You may want to have a look tohttp://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/TiddlyWiki_Markup
>
> You could use a WhatYouSeeIsWhatYouGet editor plugin.
> Checkhttp://ti
Yes, you can :-)
But it's not intuitive, at least not with an off-the-shelf TiddlyWiki.
You may want to have a look to http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/TiddlyWiki_Markup
You could use a WhatYouSeeIsWhatYouGet editor plugin.
Check http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/TiddlyWiki_FAQ and search for
WYSIWYG.
On 27 O
Dear Sir
thank You for your valuable information.
I will go through them.
As teacher I would like to use -iddlyspace in my teaching-learning process.
!. A dictionary Hind-English-Malayalam
2. A hindi Grammar space
3. MyLearningSpace in Malayalam and Hindi
I will discuss it later in detail.
th
Or columns? And how about changing fonts sizes? Is that possible. I've
looked at some of the various help sites but can't find anything.
Thanks.
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Namaste Raji sir,
Tiddlywiki has already made inroads into some Indian languages like
Punjabi and Hindi. Possibly others too.
There is already a Tiddlywiki in Punjabi on tiddlyspot [1] which
intends to make punjabi learning tutorials available to english
speaking learners. These are based upon gra
hello Jon
Looks like you've been real busy.
I'll set up an account and give you some feed back.
Richard
On 25 Oct, 08:59, rakugo wrote:
> Hi Richard
> I've done lots of work fixing up the family tree application this
> weekend.
> The best place to use it is now on the TiddlySpace service
> a
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