I had to look up ME and then realized I know it by it's original name:
chronic fatigue syndrome. An ex of mine had it and it was extremely
debilitating. For everyone else unfamiliar with the disease, imagine the
most strenuous workout you've ever had and the tiredness/soreness/fatigue
which
Well, right now we don't have a site so there's nothing to do. Except stare
at the commitment numbers *LOL*. Getting the site up is definitely not the
same as having the fully formed site. If you were a visitor then that will
be the experience you will have once we're at least beta. I imagine.
Is there a way to display under the first tag, by alpha, only? so the
tiddler link is shown under Concerpts, but not Reference, even though it
has both?
Something I've been missing lately is seeing some additional tags next to
tiddler links, like the mGTD used to do for Actions: "ActionName
Ah! Thank you.
ama
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Thanks for the direction. Guess I have a lot more reading to do in the
documentation.
FWIW, the space isn't affecting anything. Sort is applied fine. However, if
the convention should be as you described, I'll follow that. I think one of
the things that's confused me is that it sometimes seems
Hi all,
I'm trying to do a few things which I can get to mostly work the way I want
up until I try to create a template for it all. I've created project
tiddlers to which I add the following code:
!!Next
<>
Every time I paste that over from Notepad++, I have to do a find/replace
for the
I like the idea of integrating a plugin discovery/search in the single file
TW because that will always be my preferred platform. In the meantime,
though, why not just add something to the group descriptions, especially in
the TiddlyWikiDocs group, that says, "Hey! General Tiddlywiki
Arlen,
I'm a part of the minority which cannot use USB sticks at work. Security
recognizes and blocks flash drives. The more restrictive my environment
becomes, the more I dread the day I can't even get TW at work. I tired to
email a copy of my project management wiki to myself at home and
Hi Josiah,
I might be an even more naïve user than yourself. I think it's safe to say
that the basic users of the world really don't think about making backups
of anything. At all. Ever. No matter how many, many, many times they are
told to do so. Just me speaking from the pov of being the
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