Re: [tw] Re: w5.com-docs plugin

Hi Ton, Worked like a charm. One thing that I didn't like about the doc plugin is that it showed this ribbon even when I was trying to edit my own tiddlers: "Can you help us improve this documentation? Find out how to edit this

Re: [tw] Re: Performance comparision between [is[current]] and

Maybe the name is not the more intuitive, but the Javascript code is clear : [all[current]] doesn't iterate each tiddler (as all[missing] or all[orphans] do), it simply returns the currentTiddler variable if it exists, and an empty list if it doesn't. While [is[current]] without any selector

[tw] Re: [TW5] Introducing my Plugin Library

the colorfull background image is stored in : $:/plugins/ajh/randombackground/background0 -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from

[tw] Hide groups of fields in the EditTemplate based on prefix?

Hi everyone, I'm back hacking at my RPG Tiddlywiki, and I have a few things figured out (conditional ViewTemplate and EditTemplate stuff). I'm stuck on how to implement the following: I have a ton of tiddler fields that are specific to a tiddler type (Player, Character, Location, etc). I have

[tw] Re: Export each tiddler plugin?

It looks like node.js and the --rendertiddlers option is made for something like that. I wonder how the linking works after the exporting? Mark On Tuesday, June 27, 2017 at 6:13:37 AM UTC-7, Dave Gifford - http://www.giffmex.org/ wrote: > > Hi all > > I can't remember if there is a plugin that

Re: [tw] Re: Performance comparision between [is[current]] and

To be honest, for me the current API is quite confusing. all[current] seems odd to me. Makes me think I am going to iterate all the tiddlers just to get the current one. Which is more or less what I though is[current] does. In the documentation we should make clearer that is[current] to select

Re: [tw] Re: Export each tiddler plugin?

Yeah I would prefer something for standalone, not for node.js. I found the Exporter macro I was referring to, but it exports the entire river of tiddlers... Dave David Gifford Resonate Global Mission, Mexico City On Tue, Jun 27, 2017 at 12:17 PM, 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki <

[tw] Re: [TW5] How do I center an image?

@charlyc.. If it is just horizontal centering you want, then it should be enough to do this your image <:-) -- 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

Re: [tw] Re: w5.com-docs plugin

Awesome, Ton. You rock. On Tue, Jun 27, 2017 at 10:20 AM, Ton Gerner wrote: > Hi Sergei, > >> >> Worked like a charm. >> >> One thing that I didn't like about the doc plugin is that it showed this >> ribbon even when I was trying to edit my own tiddlers: >> >> "Can you

[tw] [OffTopic] Anyone going to FrOSCon this year

Hi, will anyone of you come to FrOSCon this year? https://www.froscon.de/en/ I will be there the third time now this year and it was each time very interesting. My son will be a tutor for the FrogLabs, so if you want to bring your kids, make sure to book FrogLabs for them ;)

Re: [tw] Re: w5.com-docs plugin

Hi Sergei, > > Worked like a charm. > > One thing that I didn't like about the doc plugin is that it showed this > ribbon even when I was trying to edit my own tiddlers: > > "Can you help us improve this documentation? Find out how >

[tw] Re: [TW5] Introducing my Plugin Library

Someone else has made a plugin library!! Now I just need to actually update mine more often. I would love to take a look at it but I can't actually read anything on the site. That background makes it almost impossible for me to read anything and now I have a headache. As a note for the

Re: [tw] Re: Export each tiddler plugin?

It's de ja vu all over again. We had this same discussion in March! What is the exporter macro you mention? Maybe it would be possible to put it in a loop so a single click could do an export. Hmm 1300 clicks = 1300 seconds =~ 1/2 hours. Also, do you have the all-up version of your document

[tw] Dungeon Game in TW

Hi! Through this year I used TW in my class to write textadvantures. Therefore I made a wiki to explore the possibilities to use TW as a plattform a dungeonlike game. There are some nice tricks in it and I made a first level to demonstrate what interactions are possible so far. It has an

[tw] Re: Dungeon Game in TW : The URL

Ahgrrr! I forgot the URL: http://roguelike.tiddlyspot.com/ Am 27.06.2017 um 11:35 schrieb Jan: Hi! Through this year I used TW in my class to write textadvantures. Therefore I made a wiki to explore the possibilities to use TW as a plattform a dungeonlike game. There are some nice tricks in it

[tw] Re: [TW5] How do I center an image?

Hi You may have a look here: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/Fbeo5zYZJp4/atBd8-D4AwAJ I did link a json file to the post, that you can drag & drop import. It contains a macro, that lets you float text around and image, or center it. have fun! mario On Tuesday, June 27, 2017 at

Re: [tw] Re: Zotero

Hi Steve, I had a Zotero-Workflow ( which was posted here about two Years ago). But seeing the actual development I have switched to using Zoteros bibtex-Export and the Bibtex-plugin. It would be great if someone integrated a macro to make the links to Bibtex-tiddlers show a quotable title. Yours

Re: [tw] Re: w5.com-docs plugin

Hi Ton, Curious if you know. There's a *.tip* macro in the documentation wiki that I really like. I shows a white lightbulb on a blue background. The empty wiki does include the tip image itself (white on black), but not the macro and associated css. What's the easiest way to duplicate that

Re: [tw] Re: w5.com-docs plugin

Hi Sergei, I created an issue at Github about the Dos plugin and searching. The .tip macro and associated classes can be found in $:/editions/tw5.com/doc-macros: The classes itself can be found in $:/editions/tw5.com/doc-styles Cheers,

[tw] Export each tiddler plugin?

Hi all I can't remember if there is a plugin that allows you to export all tiddlers at once as *separate* static html's, one for each tiddler. That would be helpful for me at times when I update the Stylesheet for TiddlyWiki files I use to generate statics, but don't want to export each

[tw] Request, if possible: Export all tiddlers as separate html

Hi all I continue to use TW5 everyday for generating static htmls (over 1300, found at http://articulos.giffmex.org/). There are times when I wish there were a button plugin that allowed me the possibility of exporting all non-system tiddlers, not as one long rive -- You received this

[tw] Re: [TW5] Introducing my Plugin Library

Hey, I have a couple of questions: The first and most important, because the other questions depend on this one 1. Can I add your plugin library as part of the default distribution of NoteSelf ? Now the questions if you answer yes to the first one 1. Does your plugin library plugin

[tw] Re: [TW5] Introducing my Plugin Library

Hi Andrew, Nice work. except the background. Sorry to say this but IMO you have to be completely color blind, to be able to read anything on the page. -m -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop

Re: [tw] Re: Performance comparision between [is[current]] and

Hello, is[current] is a selection modifier, so it acts on a selection of tiddlers. If you don't select tiddlers beforehand with a selection constructor (all, title, list, ...), it operates on all[tiddlers] by default. So in order to select

[tw] Re: Zotero

Hello everyone, I'm re=starting this thread to see if anyone has developed a technique to integrate Zotero with TiddlyWiki...//steve. On Thursday, September 24, 2015 at 3:30:20 PM UTC+2, Camille Hamon wrote: > > Hello, > > I was wondering if there is any update on this? According to >

Re: [tw] Re: Export each tiddler plugin?

Hi Dave, The rendertiddlers process doesn't put the styles into individual tiddlers like the ones on your articles page. Possibly a batch file could be made that would create a usable exported tiddler, but I decided to concentrate on your original request. Here's what I got so far. TW was

[tw] [TW5] List indirectly-related Tiddlers

Hi all, I'm in the process of building the ultimate CV generator for the company I work for. Just started using TiddlyWiki and am incredibly excited to utilize the tagging system - a feature I've looked everywhere for. My current problem is this: I want to get a list of Tiddlers that are

[tw] Re: Export each tiddler plugin?

Ok, here we go. If you have your browser set with a default download directory, then this code can export a bunch of tiddlers all at once: \define quotedCurrent() $(currentTiddler)$ \define filename() $(currentTiddler)$.html List tiddlers to export with this tag: <$edit-text tag="input"

[tw] Sort tiddlers tittles chronologically

Hi Code Masters. Well, I'm here once again asking another very basic question; please, excuse me about that. I want the tiddlers (from a history book I'm writing) to be sorted chronologically by the date displayed inside their tittle, in order to show them as a list of tittles ordered from

Re: [tw] Re: Export each tiddler plugin?

Oh, I just realized. If your browser isn't set to ask you how to save, the workflow will be *very* fast but (1) the files will be saved without an .html extension (2) the files will be saved with the sanitized name by default (3) the files will be in your designated download directory. The

[tw] Re: Sort tiddlers tittles chronologically

You're overworking the title field. Ideally any data field in a database system should only contain one type of data. By embedding the date in the title, the field is actually doing 3 jobs (id, title, and date). Consider adding a date field. Then you can use the nsort filter operator to sort by

[tw] Re: Hide groups of fields in the EditTemplate based on prefix?

Hi Joshua, IMO you just need to place your custom fields: contact.*, character.*, ruleset.* into your own namespace. eg: rpg.character.something, rpg.ruleset.*, rpg.* ... Can you see it? Now your filter can be: [all[current]fields[]!prefix[rpg.]] +[sort[title]] short test: <> you can have /

[tw] Re: Sort tiddlers tittles chronologically

On Wednesday, June 28, 2017 at 4:32:56 AM UTC+2, Mark S. wrote: > > You're overworking the title field. Ideally any data field in a database > system should only contain one type of data. By embedding the date in the > title, the field is actually doing 3 jobs (id, title, and date). Consider >