Hi Thomas,
I made the below small modification in Svg editor
---
<$select tiddler=selectTid>
<$list filter="[prefix[$:/examples/]]">
>>
<$view field=caption><$view field=title/>
<$vars newSvg={{{ [[selectTid]get[text]] }}}>
<$button set="$:/telmiger/svg/icon/path" setTo={{{ [get[text]]
Springer,
My own approach to this kind of issue would be to build a JSON using the
multiple tiddler format you can see inside the $:/import temp tiddler, or
plugins, this is a very simple json format and does not use complex json
syntax. Each of these with be changed into a tiddler on import.
Siniy-kit,
More info but not your exact solution. What method are you using to
generate static pages? Using tiddler export from the browser the html files
are named after the tiddler title.
The export static tiddler template is $:/core/templates/static-tiddler
Which reads
>>
<$transclude
Siniy,
find the template used to generate static html output and modify that to
emphasise the title. I did this in the past to make A sidebar free static page.
With a little more work tiddlywiki could generate almost any html page.
Let me know if you need more info
Toby
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Hello friends, a new version is live on https://tid.li/tw5/apps/svg.html :)
Optimisations:
- Choose raster: 10 or 20 or none (minimalistiv version of what Josiah
suggested)
- Copy to clipboard: Buttons for code examples and for images from the
TW library
Scaling hints (for
I have been giving this some thought, but need to know the exact structure
of the Json output file you would be importing into tiddlywiki. Is it
similar to the below?
[
fieldNames,
row1,
row2,
row3
]
If so we can template tiddler-field-names from row0, and then split each
row to it's own
Cool! Thank you, Eric!
On Saturday, January 11, 2020 at 8:40:42 AM UTC-6, Eric Shulman wrote:
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> On Saturday, January 11, 2020 at 6:26:39 AM UTC-8, David Gifford wrote:
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>> Default on creating a new tiddler is that the cursor is in the tiddler
>> title or that the tiddler title text is
Hi! When I make export of my tiddler to static HTML, the *title* of this
page is the title of my tiddlywiki. So i have many static pages with the
same titles.
I want to put to {{!!title}} of this static pages title of
my current tiddler Is it possible?
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On Saturday, January 11, 2020 at 6:26:39 AM UTC-8, David Gifford wrote:
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> Default on creating a new tiddler is that the cursor is in the tiddler
> title or that the tiddler title text is selected.
> Would it be possible to set TW so that the cursor is at the starting
> position of the text
Hi all
Default on creating a new tiddler is that the cursor is in the tiddler
title or that the tiddler title text is selected.
Would it be possible to set TW so that the cursor is at the starting
position of the text field, even if there is other text in the text field?
Use case: most of my
It seems part of the problem was that I was accessing the server only from
localhost which by default gives all permissions. I spun up a docker
container and accessed from outside and authorization worked. The
'personal' folder gave no ability to upload without a login. The wiki
lives in
I'd also ask this in the Quine TW group ...
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/quine-app
On Saturday, 11 January 2020 11:30:55 UTC+1, si wrote:
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> I'm aware that iOS is a bit weird about how it manages your files so I
> wondered if anyone who uses Quine could tell me if this was possible?
Ciao Thomas
EXCELLENT UI design as ever from you.
I have two suggestions that are likely complicated? (scaling issue?) but
seem to me important.
The single biggest issue with editing SVG in TW is everything is too small!
On a desktop it would be great if one could
(1) maximise the edit
Thomas, cool stuff.
The following suggestion/idea is from someone who has made a few feeble
attempts but does not "get" svg so it may make little sense, so FWIW:
If the purpose with your thing is to learn svg maybe the UI could take
advantage of TWs range of tools such as selectwidgets and
I'm aware that iOS is a bit weird about how it manages your files so I
wondered if anyone who uses Quine could tell me if this was possible?
In my case my wiki relies on a lot of external links like
[ext[./WikiFiles/article.pdf]]. Obviously on Android I can just copy all
the files over
Thanks Jeremy, I checked - it works.
The issue has been closed.
пʼятниця, 10 січня 2020 р. 10:27:51 UTC+2 користувач Jeremy Ruston написав:
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> Hi Oleg
>
> The command-line script used for building a single-file HTML wiki is as
> follows:
>
> xcopy /s/i/q %TW_DIR%\*.* %TMP_DIR%
>
> tiddlywiki
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