Re: [tw] Re: Beginner trying to do some simple formatting in a TW5

Lol. You got me thanks again. Sent from my iPhone > On Apr 21, 2016, at 9:54 AM, 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki > wrote: > > Google is your (sometimes) friend. The LDS is a major denomination, and > "Eyring" is a fairly unique name. Had the name been "Joseph Smith",

Re: [tw] Re: Beginner trying to do some simple formatting in a TW5

Google is your (sometimes) friend. The LDS is a major denomination, and "Eyring" is a fairly unique name. Had the name been "Joseph Smith", all bets would be off ;-) On Wednesday, April 20, 2016 at 6:16:34 PM UTC-7, Marc wrote: > > Wow, thank you all for the help It looks beautiful! > > I

Re: [tw] Re: Beginner trying to do some simple formatting in a TW5

Wow, thank you all for the help It looks beautiful! I don't think I gave you the references to the website. Were you watching this talk??? On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 3:05 PM, 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki < tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com> wrote: > That's probably the best way unless it's really, really

[tw] Re: Beginner trying to do some simple formatting in a TW5

That's probably the best way unless it's really, really important that the text always stay to the right. If you squeeze the column enough, eventually the lines under CSS will go under the picture. If you do it your way, then you can also go back to using TW5 formatting, so you get: > >

[tw] Re: Beginner trying to do some simple formatting in a TW5

Indeed, for #3 you could use pure CSS, as Mark suggests. Here's one way to achieve that, without the need for a table or a separate stylesheet @@float:left;padding-right:10px;[img width=120 [Henry B. Eyring|https://www.lds.org/bc/content/shared/content/images/leaders/henry-b-eyring-large.jpg]]

[tw] Re: Beginner trying to do some simple formatting in a TW5

For #3, I assume that you want the same two lines to always be to the right of the image. Someone else could probably think of a way to do it with pure CSS, but I would use a table. So for the table I might have: @@.imgtable |[img width=120 [Henry B.

[tw] Re: Beginner trying to do some simple formatting in a TW5

Here's another approach to # 2 Search for *$:/core/ui/ViewTemplate/subtitle* using the Advanced Search. It will be under the "Shadows" tab. Open it, and edit it. You'll get a warning about overriding the default system, but it is okay to click OK here. Now remove the $:/tags/ViewTemplate tag

[tw] Re: Beginner trying to do some simple formatting in a TW5

For #2, you can add the following to the style sheet div.tc-subtitle { display:none ; } Seems to work. Do remember to make back-ups before trying anything ;-) Mark On Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 7:40:00 PM UTC-7, Marc wrote: > > I really love TW5 and try to do it in my college classes. I try to

[tw] Re: Beginner trying to do some simple formatting in a TW5

Here's one approach to # 1 Make a tiddler with the tag $:/tags/Stylesheet. Call it something like "My Styles" and make it type text/css. Put this in it, substituting whatever size you want for .5em specified: h2.tc-title { > font-size:.5em ; > } > > That should do it. Mark On Tuesday, April