Mark,
I understand but we could indicate if they relate to page, view or edit
templates, or the sidebar which goes a long way to people being able to
discover what influences what.
As you say using the empty would be a good start and with a few controls
and filters around the way it is listed
Yes it would be bigger. You would need to strip off the initial period and
then use it in a regular expression like:
class=".*\b.*"
Where the quotes are literal. I suspect the output would be overwhelming --
certain classes are used in every tiddler. So, maybe what to run on a
nearly-empty tw
Mark
I will check this out but have you noticed a way to identify where they are
used in the ui?
this seems to be the bigger challenge.
Tony
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Hello Mark,
Thanks for this. It gives a lot to explore.
On Friday, May 17, 2019 at 8:35:15 AM UTC-7, Mark S. wrote:
>
> As a first stab, just for fun, here is some code that will list a lot
> (most?) of the .tc- classes and the tiddlers where they are (probably)
> defined.
>
> Note that some
As a first stab, just for fun, here is some code that will list a lot
(most?) of the .tc- classes and the tiddlers where they are (probably)
defined.
Note that some classes are defined in multiple places.
The list is probably not complete because it uses "enlist" to split the
.tc- classes
Passingby,
They are all there inside tiddlywiki to be discovered. However I do wish we
had it better documented. Some are defined in themes and pallets. If you
look at the page and tiddler (view edit) templates you can find what is
applied in common situations then use advanced search to find
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