Hi Jeremy,
I'm not sure what i was doing wrong before but it now seems to be exporting
the static site with whatever theme the loaded TW is set to. Thanks for you
help.
I have spotted a potential issue though. When you export a static tiddler
the content directly below section
This is great feature by the way, I write all my coding/study notes in
tiddlywiki and i used to use wordpress to blog about things. Having the
ability to just export anything from my notes tagged blog as a static
webpage is such a time saver. Having the plugins like katex just work is
also
Hi,
Is there a mean to detect that a tiddler is about to close (in widget's
code) ?
In my widget, there is an animation with a periodic function launched every
xx ms with setTimeout or with requestAnimationFrame().
I would like to stop that function when tiddler closes, to free CPU if
function
Hi James
When you export a static tiddler the content directly below section
class=tc-story-river is wrapped in a p like below
The problem is that TW generates a p tag to contain the content of the
tiddler. In HTML p tags are only supposed to contain inline elements.
When the browser
Hi Lebrun,
Is there a mean to detect that a tiddler is about to close (in widget's
code) ?
In my widget, there is an animation with a periodic function launched
every xx ms with setTimeout or with requestAnimationFrame().
I would like to stop that function when tiddler closes, to free
Sorry, Jeremy already suggested it. I completely forgot to read his comment.
Felix
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The problem is that TW generates a p tag to contain the content of the
tiddler.
Why would it do that?
Best wishes, Tobias.
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Why would it do that?
Because the target tiddler parsed in block mode, which means that paragraph
elements are wrapped around paragraphs.
Best wishes
Jeremy.
On Sun, Dec 7, 2014 at 9:58 PM, Tobias Beer beertob...@gmail.com wrote:
The problem is that TW generates a p tag to contain the
Hi Jeremy,
Because the target tiddler parsed in block mode, which means that
paragraph elements are wrapped around paragraphs.
Ok, so block-mode really means: make it a paragraph, whereever the widget
is put. That, indeed, doesn't sound right. It is perhaps acceptable for
simple contents
I never got back to you..thank you, copying to a different folder
worked fine.
Now I have another question. We keep our page on a server so that
everyone can read the posts from our IT Department. We'd like to make the
post read-only to everyone except the people, like myself, in the IT
I don't know if all of this is a bug or it is as designed so rather than
raise an issue for it i thought i would ask here first
on this link
edit :
#1
$:/themes/tiddlywiki/centralised/styles.tid
is empty while
$:/themes/tiddlywiki/snowwhite/base **is not**
On Monday, 8 December 2014 16:12:13 UTC+9, James Anderson wrote:
I don't know if all of this is a bug or it is as designed so rather than
raise an issue for it i thought i
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