[tw5] Re: Selectively summing together field values?

ARG! I forgot to mention, that "regexp" bit might need some tweaking so that the pattern gets all, but only, the fields you are interested in. On Wednesday, December 15, 2021 at 11:41:18 PM UTC-4 Charlie Veniot wrote: > Hello Dave, > > That is no trivial thing you're trying to do. Well, maybe

[tw5] Re: Selectively summing together field values?

Hello Dave, That is no trivial thing you're trying to do. Well, maybe somebody has a trivial solution. But what a great "Brain Age" game !!! So in the meantime, download the attached and drag into tiddlywiki.com to import the tiddlers and give you an opportunity to study what I've done.

[tw5] Selectively summing together field values?

Hello, I am storing numeric data in tiddler fields and I'd like to select fields that start with lets say "aaa" and sum all their values together. I know I can use filters to select the fields i need using something like {{{ [[Data]fields[]prefix[aaa]] }}} and I can probably sum their values

[tw5] Re: assigning macro output to a variable

G'day, You might be getting into some paralysis by analysis or analysis by paralysis (which is how I operate), or maybe you have some programming experience that is interfering with the "TiddlyWiki Way" (I'm a systems analyst and software developer, and I keep falling into the trap of seeing

[tw5] assigning macro output to a variable

Hi everybody, the struggle to get TW do what I want it to do goes on hopelessly. I have a database of systems described by one data tiddler each, like this: system_1 tag: system feature 11: Y/N feature 12: Y/N feature 13: Y/N feature 14: Y/N system_2 tag:

[tw5] Re: If your CSS isn't working ...

(sorry for the double post) @Mat : Things to look out for with inline style (that I know of) : - Space after the opening

[tw5] Re: If your CSS isn't working ...

Relevant GitHub issue, for anyone willing to solve this : #6176 *TL;DR* This happens because tiddlywiki put all the css in one

[tw5] Re: Need a little assistance with adjusting how tiddlers are laid out

I noticed that when the preview is closed, the toolbar come back to the top. This is because Tiddlywiki use two containers, one for the editor without the preview, and the second to display the editor with the preview. If you want the layout to stay the same with and without preview, use this :

[tw5] Re: If your CSS isn't working ...

LOL, yeah, as PMario points out, a new feature was just introduced for *exactly* that. Another CSS hair-puller is when I sometimes test styling by using local styleblocks. A local styleblock is obviously superior to avoid going back and forth between a dedicated stylesheet tiddler. Well, on