Mat
Thats fine. When you respond so quickly you are bound to occasionaly trip up.
Thanks for you help.
Tony
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DOH! Disregard my last message. How embarassing. You should of course
simply just do it like so:
<$navigator story="$:/StoryList" history="$:/HistoryList" history=><$link
to=<> class="foo">WHATEVER YOU WANT
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Tony, with Jeremys info I can now propose the followig for your original
issue;
before <$navigator story="$:/StoryList" history="$:/HistoryList"
history=><$link
to=<> class="foo"><$text text=<>/> after
.foo {font-size:0px;}
.foo:before {content:"xx"; font-size:14px; }
This doesn't use
Jeremy,
Thanks, so the navigator widget sets the story and other parameters for
subsequent or wrapped, commands that involve navigation.
Normal behaviour will occur until another navigation widget changes it. We can
then use the navigation widget to tempoarily step out of the current "story".
Hi Tony
>
> If I understand it correctly Hear I am trying to open a tiddler in the main
> story from inside a sibstory.
Great, that makes perfect sense.
Try something like this:
<$navigator story="$:/StoryList" history="$:/HistoryList" history=><$link
to=<>><$text text=<>/>
Best wishes
Jeremy,
If I understand it correctly Hear I am trying to open a tiddler in the main
story from inside a sibstory.
Regards
Tony
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Hi Mark
> But in terms of what actually happens, it's really only the $:/StoryList that
> gets changed ... or is there something else?
No, the navigator widget modifies both the story list and the history list.
> How is the HistoryList used, and how might a user make use of it? Thanks!
The
Hi Jeremy,
But in terms of what actually happens, it's really only the $:/StoryList
that gets changed ... or is there something else?
How is the HistoryList used, and how might a user make use of it? Thanks!
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On Thursday, May 3, 2018 at 9:57:29 AM UTC-7, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
> The
The purpose of the navigator widget is to respond to messages like tm-navigate,
tm-close-tiddler etc. by modifying the attached story river. The core page
template includes an instance of the navigator widget pointing at the usual
$:/StoryList and $:/HistoryList tiddlers.
The only reason to
Folks,
I have a simple macro to open a tiddler outside of a "viewer" as follows;
<$navigator story="$:/StoryList"><>
However this widget returns the fill tiddler name and I would like to
replace it with something like "Open Tiddler" - effectivly a static value
regardless of what the <> is.
I
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