Re: [tw5] Re: How to include some JavaScript code in a Node.js TiddlyWiki

Hi, Yes, the readme.md has to be in your repo. But you may put your plugin files in a plugins/maxgyver83 folder and build your wiki with them only. I think each Dev has his very own tricks and tips. You may have a look at my repo if you want one example. Some do it another way though...

Re: [tw5] Re: How to include some JavaScript code in a Node.js TiddlyWiki

Hi Sylvain, Try renaming .css as .tid. > Thank you! That was the solution. I think you should put them outside your plugins/MaxGyver83 folder > Well, I just followed the instructions on tiddlywiki.com/dev .

Re: [tw5] Re: How to include some JavaScript code in a Node.js TiddlyWiki

Hi > How can I exclude it (same for tw5-keyboard-navigation.html and > tw5-keyboard-navigation-plugin.html)? I think you should put them outside your plugins/MaxGyver83 folder > Why is does navigation.css include an absolute path? (navigation.js does not!) tw will import tid files as tiddlers

Re: [tw5] Re: How to include some JavaScript code in a Node.js TiddlyWiki

Finally, it's a real plugin: see the new demo page . I followed this HowTo . It recommends adding a README file when creating the GitHub

Re: [tw5] Re: How to include some JavaScript code in a Node.js TiddlyWiki

@Jeremy: Thanks for your answer! I was looking for a quick and easy solution at first, but on the long run I want to create a real plugin that can be imported by drag and drop. @Tony: I have never tried the sticky title option before. This looks like a good feature. And your proposal sounds

Re: [tw5] Re: How to include some JavaScript code in a Node.js TiddlyWiki

Max On your question - If you scroll down half a tiddler, which one should be edited when you press "e"!? If you turn on sticky titles in theme tweets and ensure the e operates the tiddlers who's sticky title is visible I think would be the best. Ie the top in the view screen even if, you

Re: [tw5] Re: How to include some JavaScript code in a Node.js TiddlyWiki

Sorry to be late to the thread, and glad you’ve got things working. Just to add that the special /*\ comment block at the top of JS files is an alternative to having to have a separate .meta file. There was also a reference to tiddlywiki.files — that’s a mechanism for turning existing files

Re: [tw5] Re: How to include some JavaScript code in a Node.js TiddlyWiki

Hello again, I fixed some bugs and have created a repo at GitHub and a demo page for this plugin. Just in case somebody already wants to test it. I still have to make a

Re: [tw5] Re: How to include some JavaScript code in a Node.js TiddlyWiki

Thanks! I'm going to post it for sure. I'm still working on some details and additional functions: - If you scroll down half a tiddler, which one should be edited when you press "e"!? - It would be nice if you could navigate also through the menus in the sidebar (open/recent tiddlers and so on) -

Re: [tw5] Re: How to include some JavaScript code in a Node.js TiddlyWiki

Glad to hear it! The navigation plugin you made seems cool, is it going to be posted anywhere? :) MaxGyver schrieb am Mo., 28. Okt. 2019, 20:11: > Thanks Sylvain, thanks Miha! > > This works perfectly! > > For other readers: I added everything Miha posted (which includes > Sylvain's special

[tw5] Re: How to include some JavaScript code in a Node.js TiddlyWiki

Thanks Sylvain, thanks Miha! This works perfectly! For other readers: I added everything Miha posted (which includes Sylvain's special declarations). Best regards Max Am Montag, 28. Oktober 2019 07:13:41 UTC+1 schrieb Miha Lunar: > > It should work with .js and .js.meta files. Try using the