Ciao PMario
I wanted to join Mat in saying that is a *great *reply. Very clarifying.
For my own usage I would comment I have used IDs successfully BUT I do it
within a single tiddler with transclusions where I want simple in Tiddler
navigation.
I always use unique IDs.
The use case is an
Chris,
One thing I have observed with issues such as this, is too many people look
for "one size fits all" to the detriment of finding a good enough solution.
In my last post I hit at a number of good enough solutions for many
different cases.
Perhaps the simplest method is to break the
I'm going to admit I'm missing something, too. I'm not certain whether
there's a technical factor that makes ids worse in TW than in HTML, or if
it's just the distinction between an HTML *developer* (who can easily put
duplicate ids into a page) and a TW *user* that makes them too dangerous
MArt,
With my recently developed use of arbitrary html tags for more sliders I
needed to make use of an ID, Which I pass to A macro to toggle the state
(via CSS). I have some possible approach's
- Let the author take control of the uniqueness, easy as below methods
- Use a functional
Much appreciated Mario. What a great reply! (did you even create that
example? Just for me???)
So does the "ID issue" for "elements" only concern HTML elements then? I
just posted an idea on gh:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/discussions/5844
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On Saturday, July 3, 2021 at
On Friday, July 2, 2021 at 6:56:58 PM UTC+2 Mat wrote:
> In HTML one can apply an ID attribute to objects. I know this is not
> possible in TW... but I don't get why. Can someone explain why this is not
> possible or not appropriate, please.
Hi Mat,
It is possible to use IDs with TW. ...
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