Hey Mark,
YES :-) That works!
THANKS, Surya
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This seems to work:
\define toc-caption()
<$list filter="[all[current]tag[wichtig]]" variable="dum">@@color:red;<$view
field="caption"><$view field="title"/>@@
<$list filter="[all[current]tag[RezeptGetested]]" variable="dum">@@color:
green;<$view field="caption"><$view field="title"/>@@
<$list
Hello coda coder,
thanks for your answer.
Following the principle that teaching a hungry man to catch fish is better
> than feeding him a single fish...
Yes, I like that principle and learned a lot by that in my whole life.
But, on the site, you mentioned, it is only written how to style
Following the principle that teaching a hungry man to catch fish is better
than feeding him a single fish...
You need a stylesheet that uses .tc-tagged-wichtig etc.
Read https://tiddlywiki.com/#How%20to%20apply%20custom%20styles%20by%20tag
On Wednesday, January 31, 2018 at 1:31:36 PM UTC-6,
Hi,
again here :-)
Now I have the situation, that I want in another wiki to have 3 types of
showing tiddlerlinks in the sidebar (shown there with
toc-selective-expandable):
- Some tiddlers have the tag "wichtig" >they should be shown red in the
sidebar.
- Some tiddlers have the tag
Hi Mark,
Juhuu :-) (german word for being happy ;-)
It works :-)) Thanks!
The tiddlers tagged with Ja are always also tagged with Pflanzen. I just
mentioned it, because I haven't been sure, if it is important to know for
the macro.
Thanks, now I have a good overview in the sidebar with just a
In this case you could make a tiddler marked as global macro with the
following contents:
\define toc-caption()
<$list filter="[all[current]regexp:tags[\bJa\b]]"
variable="dum">@@color:red;<$view field="caption"><$view
field="title"/>@@
<$list filter="[all[current]!regexp:tags[\bJa\b]]"
Hi Mark,
I made a tab in the sidebar with a tiddler. In this tiddler I have table of
content with
<>
Does your idea work there? Would I have to modify it?
The tiddlers, which should to be shown in another colour are tagged with
"Pflanzen" and "Ja".
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You don't mention what tabs you want this used in. It turns out that you
can over-ride timeline behavior (used by the Recent tab and others) by
making a tiddler with the following contents:
\define timeline-title()
<$list filter="[all[current]regexp:tags[\bJa\b]]"
Hi Tony,
I know that the sidebar displays caption rather than title - but with the
colours set from the palette, is it not so? Changes in the palette changes
a lot of other places too.
Birthe
Den søndag den 14. januar 2018 kl. 01.18.46 UTC+1 skrev TonyM:
>
> The side bar displays the caption
The side bar displays the caption rather than title if they exist. By placing
formats in the caption title it may change the display.
I would create a custom list and tag it to appear in the sidebar, ion that I
would put the Color and logic there rather than in each caption. Perhaps have a
Hi Birthe,
I discovered this great feature just a few days before :-)
if I have tiddler called joke and shown in the sidebar and write manually
in the caption-field @@color:red;funny@@, then I see this tiddler like this
in the sidebar
funny.
You can see it in my picture about the popup-problem
Hi Surya,
How would that change color in the sidebar?
Birthe
Den søndag den 14. januar 2018 kl. 00.39.38 UTC+1 skrev Surya:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to have the field "caption" automatically set to a value, if a
> tiddler is tagged with Ja.
>
> The value should be
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