I'm Shocked! It Worked!
\define class(suffix) $(classprefix)$$suffix$
\define css()
.$(classprefix)$align {
text-align:right;
}
\end
<$set name="classprefix" value=<>>
<$text text=<>/>
>>Hello world
On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 10:29 PM Arlen Beiler wrote:
> This is why I want the
This is why I want the autoparagraph feature GONE! Ok, whatever, maybe that
won't happen right away, but we'll get somewhere close eventually. I love
the idea of adding parameters to the mime type. I didn't even know that was
a thing before today.
But this is a good read (the article from the
Maybe not more tweaks to the default theme, but more different themes to
choose from, each with only a limited set of tweaks? Theme demos or a theme
library where users can easily find a starting point they already like and
just need to tweak a little bit to make it their own ...
Just
Hi Mat, Jeremy and Mario,
Thanks for thinking of me, Mat, and my usage of tachyons elements in my
Bricks studio.
The reasons why I (only) adapted selected parts of tachyons (typography,
spacing/measures, some colours, ...) are:
- I like the simple and useful design concept (as a starting
Hi BJ,
There seems to be a problem in TWc, which is there for a long time already.
.. As you pointed out, it causes a problem now. ... I'll open a new issue
at: https://github.com/TiddlyWiki/TiddlyWiki/issues once I'm sure I did
fully understand what's going on.
It would be nice, if you
Hi Ton,
I think I did find the real problem and fixed it. ... There is a new beta
version. Please try it:
https://github.com/pmario/file-backups/issues/28#issuecomment-525451252
have fun!
mario
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Hi Mat,
Just to say that I share your enthusiasm for moving towards our default themes
being based on re-using existing CSS frameworks. Tailwind looks great, and
tries to address many concerns that are familiar to us. However, frameworks
like Tailwind go so far beyond what is possible with CSS
I'd certainly favour making the default theme much more tweakable by end users
without knowing CSS. For example, sliders to alter the tightness of margins,
more options for the positioning of elements like the sidebar and story river
etc.
Best wishes
Jeremy
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Hi Bimlas
To make the browser to pick up changes from the server then you can trigger
polling with the tm-server-refresh message. In my own experiments I often just
change the default polling interval from 60s down to 3-5s (via
$:/config/SyncPollingInterval).
You may also be interested in
I think I found the solution: I have to use this (after the tiddler is
modified) in the browser (by an ActionWidget for example):
$tw.utils.nextTick(function() {
$tw.syncer.enqueueSyncTask({type: "load", title:
"$:/communicate-with-server"})
});
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This is great Anders!
Thanks for sharing!
Mohammad
On Monday, August 26, 2019 at 4:54:00 PM UTC+4:30, ajarmund wrote:
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> Thank you! I updated the macro to have plot width and marker size as
> parameters as well. The hover effect should be customisable through the CSS
> stylesheet, but I
Jeremy,
... have the browser create a tiddler with some flags that gets synced to
> the server. The serverside code picks up the tiddler (by searching for the
> same flags), and then performs some operation, putting the results back in
> the same tiddler.
>
So far it works so that the server
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