Folks,
I seem to have solved it as follows,
<$transclude tiddler={{!!icon}}/>
But having some problem with transclusion.
But I should be able to correct that.
Regards
Tony
On Thursday, August 9, 2018 at 6:48:55 PM UTC+10, TonyM wrote:
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> Folks,
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> I wanted to make better use of the
Folks,
I wanted to make better use of the tiddlywiki supplied svg images by
colouring them. I came up with the following;
<$transclude tiddler={{!!icon}}/>
The fill overrides that in the image. good stuff
However the unfortunate side effect is the icon is appearing 30% of the way
across
In Chrome you can right-click on the tabs bar (not on an actual tab) and
select the browsers own Task Manager. In it you can see the "usages" for
all tabs and all browser extensions.
I'm curious what causes memory usage in TW when I'm not really kicking off
any processes like when opening a
Hi,
113 MB today is almost nothing. ... Close Chrome and have a look at your
windows task list. ... You'll see it still consumes your memory, even if
the app is closed.
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> 113 MB today is almost nothing. ...
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I wasn't complaining or anything, just pointing to a TW we're all familiar
with. But I do wonder what it is that affects the memory usage. To name
another example, I'm currently working on a Tw that takes up almost 800 MB
RAM in passive mode, which
Mat,
This is an interesting subject. I have noticed especially in the case of
tiddlywiki a bit of confusion around memory which I do find hard to
communicate because it needs people to make a bit of a back flip in their
understanding.
A parallel example I just thought of is CPU utilisation,
