[tw5] Re: [TheDiveO/TW5FontAwesome] Updated to FontAwesome 5.13.0

Thanks for the update Joshua! Cheers Mohammad On Friday, April 3, 2020 at 5:04:23 AM UTC+4:30, Joshua Fontany wrote: > > Mohammad pointed out that I missed updating the History Tiddler for this > update. > > I have updated the $:/.../history tiddler and sent TheDive0 pull-requests > for both

[tw5] Re: [TheDiveO/TW5FontAwesome] Updated to FontAwesome 5.13.0

Josua, Thanks for the update. When it comes to using these for say a tiddlywiki favicon we cant use svg. Do you know a simple process to get these to png etc?? Perhaps even downloading to a filder the png's which filenames match the svg's? The reason I ask is I can do it with inkl etc... but

[tw5] Re: [TheDiveO/TW5FontAwesome] Updated to FontAwesome 5.13.0

Mohammad pointed out that I missed updating the History Tiddler for this update. I have updated the $:/.../history tiddler and sent TheDive0 pull-requests for both the master and gp-pages branches. Until those are updated, you can find a copy of the plugin for use here (the only update from

[tw5] Re: CSS styling of radio buttons

Hubert, Another way to establish consistency may be to build buttons instead of trying to CSS for every platform. You can use your own buttons and images to do the equivalent of a more generalise function and they will thus appear more consistently. For example radio buttons are just a way to

Re: [tw5] Default Sidebar Tab

Damon, > Tony, I tried the empty tiddler approach and, at first blush, nothing > really popped out at me. I think *researching* the whole sidebar approach > is an interesting idea and will certainly be a learning experience. > I another thread, a reply of mine

[tw5] Re: Tip: Stuck with wrong variable for two days

Mohammad, I will try and reproduce this today and look into it because I am also following the lead to use macro definitions as templates for text fields. This would allow creating complex wiki text containing values passed to it via variables. \define tt() Welcome $(username)$ Your

[tw5] Re: CSS styling of radio buttons

Thank you Mat, that's very neat! Shortly before you've posted I've completed my own solution: input[type=radio] { display: none; } .tc-radio { margin-left: 35px; position: relative; } input[type=radio] + span { margin-left: -10px; } input[type=radio]:not(:checked) +

[tw5] Re: CSS styling of radio buttons

Presenting: http://radiobuttons.tiddlyspot.com/ <:-) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this

[tw5] Re: Can anyone help me prettify my task-priority template?

Hi Eric Thank you for taking the time to write such a detailed response. I was actually already using *$:/tags/ViewTemplate *to get my macro to appear on every tiddler in my wiki. However your explanation did help me discover what the problem was, so thank you very much! In case you're

Re: [tw5] Default Sidebar Tab

Hey Mark & Tony, Thanks for the replies. Tony, I tried the empty tiddler approach and, at first blush, nothing really popped out at me. I think researching the whole sidebar approach is an interesting idea and will certainly be a learning experience. Mark, I had previously tried the

[tw5] Re: Can anyone help me prettify my task-priority template?

On Thursday, April 2, 2020 at 7:53:20 AM UTC-7, si wrote: > > Thanks a lot - I didn't know about the range widget. > I added it to a tag pill popup and it works if select a specific point on > the line, but the dragging mechanism doesn't work: > Do you know why this doesn't work within a popup

[tw5] Re: Can anyone help me prettify my task-priority template?

Hi Eric Thanks a lot - I didn't know about the range widget. I added it to a tag pill popup and it works if select a specific point on the line, but the dragging mechanism doesn't work: Another gif Do you know why this doesn't work within a popup and if there's a

[tw5] Re: Can anyone help me prettify my task-priority template?

Hi Eric, Thanks a lot - I didn't know about the range widget! I added a range selector to another popup tag-pill. I am able to select a specific point in the range but the dragging mechanism doesn't work: Here is another gif Do you know why it doesn't work

[tw5] Re: Can anyone help me prettify my task-priority template?

Hi Eric Thanks a lot - I didn't know about the range widget. I added it to a tag pill popup and it works if select a specific point on the line, but the dragging mechanism doesn't work: Here is another gif Do you know why this doesn't work within a popup mechanism

[tw5] Re: Tip: Stuck with wrong variable for two days

Tony, I need to call macro like $(xx)$ i.e. transcluded variable! But when I use \import pragma inside a macro, it like I define one macro inside another macro not OUTSIDE it and so I cannot use $(xx)$ --Mohammad On Thursday, April 2, 2020 at 3:50:48 PM UTC+4:30, TonyM wrote: > > Mohammad > >

[tw5] Re: BUG: UI lists have poor HTML formatting causing unwanted whitespace nodes

On Thursday, April 2, 2020 at 2:57:24 PM UTC+2, PMario wrote: ... > I think it's worth an issue and it should be fixed in the core. > Spaces between elements shouldn't be done with whitespace. It should be CSS. Whitespace causes and caused problems. Not only with styling. -m -- You

[tw5] Re: BUG: UI lists have poor HTML formatting causing unwanted whitespace nodes

On Wednesday, April 1, 2020 at 8:55:19 PM UTC+2, Mark S. wrote: > > On Wednesday, April 1, 2020 at 11:04:39 AM UTC-7, Kalcifer Kandari wrote: >> >> Yeah, I'll do that. >> >> >> I'm wondering if it would be possible to use CSS to move the ::before >>> over 1em ? >>> >> >> Don't waste your time

[tw5] CSS styling of radio buttons

Hello, I'd like to make radio buttons look the same across browsers and I've been trying to replace browser defaults by my own styling. I've used a lot of online resources but adapting them to TW and the <$radio/> widget has gotten me nowhere, so far. I'm still learning CSS and got stuck

[tw5] Re: Tip: Stuck with wrong variable for two days

Mohammad I think what Eric's example says is importing a macro defines it in the tiddler its imported to but you need to call it '<>` to get it to access parameters or variables like $(var)$ but when you import it you can import one that calls another. Otherwise there something subtle in the

[tw5] Re: Additions for Mohammad's Covid-19 TW

Many thanks! Cheers Mohammad On Thursday, April 2, 2020 at 6:34:28 AM UTC+4:30, A Gloom wrote: > > Americans' trust in mass media > 2016 - 32% > 1976 - 72% > -- a 2016 Gallup poll > > Stalin is smiling in his tomb > > > Since there's no obviously apparent stand-alone basic guides to protecting

[tw5] Re: Tip: Stuck with wrong variable for two days

Added to TW-Scripts On Thursday, April 2, 2020 at 4:27:39 AM UTC+4:30, Eric Shulman wrote: > > I did not now when you import a macro, then you cannot use it like >> $(path)$ >> > > A macro only does two kinds of processing: > * replace occurrences of $foo$ with the value passed in as a parameter

[tw5] Re: Tip: Stuck with wrong variable for two days

Many thanks Eric, So the nested import pragma causes all imported macros act as nested macro means they are inside parent macro and we cannot use $(mName)$ any more! One more repetitive question: does $(mName)$ mean the value of mName is parsed and <> mean a pointer passed (without parsing)?