=' and for all intents,
the effect is the same.
Thank you all. I am not soliciting any more input on this matter. Anything
you care to add is always welcome.
On Thursday, March 14, 2019 at 10:23:01 AM UTC+1, John Thornton wrote:
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> Thank you, S. S. The problem I have with that solution I men
Thank you, S. S. The problem I have with that solution I mentioned before.
I am doing this in TiddlyWiki, and I have not seen a way to use the 'id'
form of CSS selectors, because I have not seen how to tag an element in a
TiddlyWiki table with and 'id'. Maybe it is obvious and something I
Thank you, Subi 54. It will take me a bit to understand that snippet and
how to use it.
On Thursday, March 14, 2019 at 9:12:04 AM UTC+1, Subi 54 wrote:
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> Use something like this perhaps:
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> ```
> <$list filter="[rank[tabimgcss]]">
> [data-tiddler-title^="<$view field=title/>"] img {
>
Thank you, Oxydum. It worked and makes sense in its consistency with the
HTML embedded CSS markup. I do not understand it, though. To me, the image
seems centered and the text seems not to be centered. It seems
counter-intuiitive that changing the centering on the image changes the
positioning
Actually, I think this is addressed in the post that Ton Gerner pointed me
to, and I missed the additional adjustment to the CSS for the cell.
On Wednesday, March 13, 2019 at 3:48:42 PM UTC+1, John Thornton wrote:
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> Birthe C, I notice with the solution there are small but noticeable
&g
Thanks. You provided two very useful pieces of info. One, it isn't in
TiddlyWiki at this point and, two, a solution. I tried and it it worked as
expected. I will probably apply the principle to other stumbling blocks I
may run into.
Many thanks!
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Thank you. I will be using the color change technique on other rows that
are not header rows, so the earlier solution will be fine for that, also.
Your update is very useful because I was aware of the 'h' thingy to add
after a line to make a header line. I could not figure out, however, what
I would like the brown background color to span the whole cell, but the
only area of brown background is under the characters, not any of the
white-space on either side. Is there a way to accomplish that?
|>| @@background-color:brown;color:white;font-size:150%; Brimstone@@ |
|>| {{Brimstone
Birthe C, I notice with the solution there are small but noticeable
pieces of white-space (default color) on either end of the line inside the
cell. I imagine these are from margins or some such. Is there a way to make
them go away with some setting for div or withing the div class?
I have table data that consists of and Icon followed by some text. The text
height is less than the icon height, and the appearance is that the bottom
of the icon is resting on the line drawn by the bottom of the text. I have
with HTML and embedded CSS style statements been able to accomplish
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