No, it happens just with $:/core/ui/EditTemplate/body. I thought it was a
little bug. Eric make it clear the cause of this behaviour. Probably adding
to the filter something like [!is[$:/core/ui/EditTemplate/body]] solves. I
did not try. It is not really a problem for me. I have a lot to learn.
I've been messing around with the Bleach theme. I don't know why it's not
showing most of my changes, but I did figure out that my main problem isn't
the columns (although I'd really like to figure out why I can't get the
main Menu to move over...). It's the tags and tagging.
Is there a fix so
What I've done, and it might not be the best approach, when I've needed to
concatenate two transclusions (which is what you're doing) is to call a
macro within a macro.
*\define myMacro(cat1: cat2:)*
*$macrocall $name=helper scat1=$cat1$ scat2=$cat2$ /*
*\end*
*\define helper(scat1: scat2:)*
Yeah, that might be the best solution. I have a lot of things tagged the
same things with very short descriptions.
Thanks.
On Sunday, June 7, 2015 at 12:14:32 PM UTC-7, Eric Shulman wrote:
On Sunday, June 7, 2015 at 12:00:12 PM UTC-7, Silvercat wrote:
Is there a fix so if you have a lot of
On Sunday, June 7, 2015 at 11:03:09 AM UTC-7, Mark S. wrote:
The hope was to avoid having the user remember to create the field every
time.
I'm not sure how this is easier than simply modifying one template and ...
ta-dah! ... you're done.
I guess the solution for TW5 is to roll your own
Maybe the hashtag / ordered list issue could be a plugin? Personally I put
a space after a hash for ordered lists, and rendering hashtags would be
useful, more useful than camel case...
What kind of things would be possible with the Twitte API?
Alex
On Sunday, 7 June 2015, Jeremy Ruston
Hi all, I'm new using TiddlyWiki
file:///media/ezequiel/KINGSTON/TP/EMTW.html#TiddlyWiki and I'm having
some trouble to get a macro working using a transclusion output as
parameter. None of the following works:
*myMacro myParam={{myTiddlerA!!some-field}}{{myTiddlerB!!some-field}}*
*myMacro
On Sunday, June 7, 2015 at 12:00:12 PM UTC-7, Silvercat wrote:
Is there a fix so if you have a lot of tags on a short tiddler it doesn't
move the contents of the next tiddler right? Like to bump it down? Or
shrinks that whole tiddler horizontally instead of affecting the contents?
I
Hello Jeremy,
Yes, that was exactly the problem. I fixed it just giving display none to the
sidebar. Since it is exactly what I wanted for my purposes I think your
solution is much better for all the most common cases.
Do you think that the default behavior should be to not display the
Okay, I managed to get Bleach to work as a three column fixed width theme
at 900px wide.
At the bottom of the stylesheet add [[StyleSheetColumns]]. In a tiddler
called StyleSheetColumns paste:
#mainMenu {display:block; width:170px; font-size: 1em; padding: 0 0 0 5px;
position: absolute; left:
Yup, that just about fixed it. The other thing was centering the title and
subtitle and adding:
.tiddler {min-height: 15em;}
to give the really little ones a bit of space.
Thank you again!
On Sunday, June 7, 2015 at 12:14:32 PM UTC-7, Eric Shulman wrote:
On Sunday, June 7, 2015 at 12:00:12
On Sunday, June 7, 2015 at 1:47:28 AM UTC-7, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
Hi Mark
So is there a special tag to add new variables? As best I understand it,
new variables for a *particular* tiddler go into some type of list. So I
assume there must be some way to insert field names into that
Thanks Danielo,
This sort of works. An unlabeled field shows up on the bottom. If you type
into it, a labeled field appears above with the field and contents. In
other words, the field you want doesn't show up as a field until you've
type into The default attribute is ignored.
The hope was
Thanks for sharing some impressions of the meetup at paris with us
(http://paris.twcamp.info)!
-Felix
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This will probably clear up a few questions.
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/1583
Short answer: they are not encrypted on the server itself.
It's basically encrypted in transit and arrives encrypted in the client's
browser, which in turn uses that password to decrypt it.
Hello,
I think I understand what you want, and what Eric have pointed it's what
you need. TW5 is easier to configure than TWC if you know the proper tags
to do it. So, for what you want, create a tiddler named $:/MyCustomField
(or whatever you want, but add $:/ fitst to avoid it polluting your
Hi Jed
Once again, I'm very impressed - you are becoming a wikitext virtuoso. I
love the idea of an advanced tweaks plugin, and you've built a great
basis for one.
An unrealised dream for some of this config stuff is to do it somehow more
visually; the current weakness is that one needs to know
Hi Alex
The trouble is that it is too late to change the syntax rules for lists;
people already have content out there that omits the space.
As to the Twitter integration, yes, the Node.js configuration can be a
first-class client of the Twitter API, and do pretty much anything that the
API
Hi Mauloop
Just to be clear, is the side-effect you are experiencing that every
tiddler includes an editting text area when it is in view mode?
Best wishes
Jeremy
On Tue, Jun 2, 2015 at 9:01 PM, mauloop maul...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks, Eric, for the clear and quick answer. I wrapped the
Hi Danielo
I think you're running into the problem that the Vanilla base theme gives
both padding and a minimum height to the .tc-sidebar-header div.
Presumably you can workaround it in this case by using list-after to move
your tiddler to the top?
Best wishes
Jeremy.
On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at
Hi Lluis
In https://github.com/llpamies/texdown there is a simple tiddlywiki plugin
that combines Marked and TeXZilla engines as Radu was requesting. The fancy
options available in Marked are not enabled, but it is easy to add, even
configure it from the tiddly wiki GUI.
Is there any option
Just to be clear, TiddlyWiki has three distinct features related to
passwords/encryption:
* The ability to encrypt the content of a single file wiki. This is done
with the encrypt button in the sidebar tools
* The ability to set a password when saving to TiddlySpot. This is done in
the Saving tab
First of all thanks for your help Mark, I was able use your code and it
works exactly as it should, except ( I suspect ) when the macro is defined
in Javascript as it is in my case. I made a MWE, exported it as JSON and
attached it here. The problem with my naive approach is that if there are
Hello Jeremy,
Sorry for asking again but,what is the equivalent for a footer?
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Thanks for your quick reply, unfortunately I couldn't make it work or I
didn't understand you. myMacro in the code you supplied only displays the
concatenated transclusions {{Value1}} {{Value2}}, how can I use that as the
argument of another macro? Also I get an undesired result if the tiddler
Hi Rob
I'd echo Mario's question as to what you mean by then manually saved it?
Do not use the browser File/Save menu item, it does not do what you expect.
To save changes you must use TiddlyWiki's save changes icon - the tick in
a circle over in the right sidebar.
Best wishes
Jeremy.
On
Hi Mark
So is there a special tag to add new variables? As best I understand it,
new variables for a *particular* tiddler go into some type of list. So I
assume there must be some way to insert field names into that list??
I think you mean fields not variables?
I'm surprised this hasn't
You know, I'm not sure if you can call a parameterized macro from within
another macro. But you can call it from within a widget, and you can call a
macro as a widget. I put strings around the transclusions. I made a little
macro to test the calling called echo. And I simplified the code:
Hi All!
I am new to the new version of TiddlyWiki, having used the classic version
back in 2005/2006 for about 6 months. I'm trying it out and it seems to
have come a long way, adding lots of functionality. I really like the new
journal button, and would like to start using this for a daily
It would seem that the:
ConfirmExitPlugin
http://www.tiddlytools.com/#ConfirmExitPlugin
Is no longer working in newer versions of firefox.
Usually I use Palemoon so I don't notice things like this anymore, but I
decdied to try out the newer firefox / Waterfox builds and the first thing
i
I was having similar problems. Re-installing Tiddlyfox fixed it, but that's
probably the first thing you tried.
On Thursday, June 4, 2015 at 6:34:13 AM UTC-7, Rob wrote:
I have been using TWC for years, and of late I see that none of my changes
get saved. I use Firefox 38.0.5 with the
Thanks everyone, I managed to figure it out with your help.
Matthew
On Thu, May 21, 2015 at 8:01 PM, Måns humam...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi @Mat
Mat:
@Måns - I hadn't realized you could paste in html like this - because
that's what you've done, right? Copy-pasted the tiddler code right into
Anybody know of a three column fixed-width theme for TW classic? I've tried
making my own, but it's buggy as heck. If I've got very many tags they flow
into the next tiddler. And if I try to fix that, the second tiddler is
below the sidebar. Even just a two-column fixed-width theme might help
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