Hi Raymond,
Having said that, are there any rules of thumb or best practices that will
> allow me to keep most of my content easy to read while still making use of
> all the great functionality available?
>
Very good question. I think at the moment, there aren't any written best
practices, that deal with your concern. .. So there's a chance to create
them ;)
IMO it depends very much on which TW features you use within your text. If
you happily mix eg: list widgets with your "normal" content it can get
messy very fast.
So in my opinion, if you use stuff like eg:
<$list filter="[tag[myListABC]sort[title]]">
<<currentTiddler>>
{{||$:/core/ui/ViewTemplate/tags}}
</$list>
imo it would be better to create your own global macros. eg:
<<myList tag:myListABC>>
which makes it more readable, but may not make much sense for a reader of
the plain text, because you still need TW to render the list.
.... So imo one advice *could *be: "*Use macros, to make your text more
readable*"
... to be continued ...
-mario
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