Hello Developers,
could TiddlyWiki apply a class like "*tc-fullscreen*" to the node
when the browser is in fullscreen with F11 or TW's fullscreen button?
that would increase the number of possibilities for addressing elements
with css
I've seen how the tc-dirty class gets toggled in
Hey, Jeremy —
> The trouble there is that the plaintext vocabulary wouldn't permit
> widgets, which would rule out using the list widget. So we would need to be
> able to select the output mode between HTML and plain text (that's a
> setting that we already support for transclusion).
>
A
There will be another developer-oriented TiddlyWiki 5 hangout this Wednesday
17th January at 3pm GMT.
At Evan's request, we'll spend some time discussing the optimisations and
architectural improvements that he's been exploring, but hopefully we'll get to
some other dev-focussed topics — I'm
Hi Evan
> Vocabulary as a general concept seems like it fits the bill. At that point,
> "smart" attributes would just be treated as wikitext with the "plaintext"
> vocabulary.
The trouble there is that the plaintext vocabulary wouldn't permit widgets,
which would rule out using the list
Vocabulary as a general concept seems like it fits the bill. At that
point, "smart" attributes would just be treated as wikitext with the
"plaintext" vocabulary.
I have to confess I'd forgotten about typed blocks when I wrote the OP, and
by running at parse-time they solve some of the
On Monday, January 15, 2018 at 11:22:31 AM UTC-6, Evan Balster wrote:
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> Hey, Coda —
>
> Yeah, I'm lazy and write unterminated widgets quite often.
>
>
> General warning about the timer plugin: I'm still working out the
> design. In particular, it's possible for a "time=X" timer to be set
I hope this comment doesn't stop the clock
Evan Balster wrote ...
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> Elsewhere in the wiki you'll find an "auto-map" also based on the formula
> plugin: https://evanbalster.com/tiddlywiki/formulas.html#Auto-Map This
> was implemented before element-wise calculations were possible in
Hey, Coda —
Yeah, I'm lazy and write unterminated widgets quite often.
General warning about the timer plugin: I'm still working out the design.
In particular, it's possible for a "time=X" timer to be set after it's
supposed to go off, in which case the event will never happen.
On Monday,
Looking good,
Perhaps TiddlyWiki could be everything ?
Thanks
Tony
On Monday, January 15, 2018 at 4:25:17 PM UTC+11, Evan Balster wrote:
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> Hey, all —
>
> Show-and-tell time!
>
> Here's the (undocumented) first draft of my timer plugin, and a simple
> simulation I've implemented with it as a
