[Zim-wiki] Tip: Link from book A page X to book B page Y

Hi. A long cherished wish was a method to link from book A page X to book B page Y This is not directly possible with some linking syntax. Method 1: 1) Copy destination link from the index pane within destination book. # add prefix ":", e.g. ":30.Software:Editors" 2) Paste

Re: [Zim-wiki] Move line up/down functionality

In Zim, ALT + Up/Down is doing the same as ALT + Left/Right. Right? No. From the help page: Go one page back in history Go one page forward in history Go one level up in the page hierarchy Go one page down in the page hierarchy (The actual page is chosen by the

[Zim-wiki] Code Block; indentation not persistent

Hi. Code blocks with Source View plugin can be indented with tab key. But this indentation is not persistent: If you leave the page and come back, it's unindented again. So, is a code block not meant to be indented? Thanks, Andreas ___

[Zim-wiki] Glad, it works! ( Ubuntu 16.04; zim spell checking? how to?)

Hi Jaap et al. Thanks a lot for clarification. Tried again with near empty zim book and it works. Tried once more with original books and - it works also. So, all-clear signal. Thanks for replies! Best regards, Andreas On 06/30/2016 07:40 PM, Jaap Karssenberg wrote: HI Andreas,

Re: [Zim-wiki] insert image from web

Besides: An inserted image may be very large. You may want to change its size with Ctrl-E with te cursor left from the image. Or via right-Click Context menu on the image itself: "Edit Properties". Or via Menu: Edit / Edit Link or Object. You may change the width or height, TAB to OK and it's

[Zim-wiki] Small replace tool for UNIX ( Find and Replace)

Hi. Under UNIX/Linux you may apply a small simple job, see attached tool Replace.py To replace occurences of "one two three" in any text files within the tree /tmp to "three two one" just do: find /tmp -name "*.txt" | Replace.py "one two three" "three two one" and everything is done. You

Re: [Zim-wiki] What zim is good for (Screencast: Git essentials)

Hello Tomasz. Thanks for your great feedback. Fun and success with your workshops! Andreas On 03/06/2016 06:12 PM, Tomasz Muras wrote: Wow Andreas, This is really nice work and you've put it under Public Domain - thank you. I'm doing free git workshops for local community, I think I will

[Zim-wiki] What zim is good for (Screencast: Git essentials)

Hi. Thanks for zim. It has helped me a lot to create a ScreenCast on YouTube about Git Essentials. You may want to just have a look what zim may be good for. Git essentials; Part 1/4: Intro and References (4:54) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGRd3_9PaJ8 Git essentials; Part 2/4: Git

Re: [Zim-wiki] It works. Thanks! (Ignore attached subtree to not contain zim pages, how?)

Hello Pl. Thanks a lot for your hint about hidden directories starting with "." or "_". It works. Very good! Also, all subdirectories and contents, even with ordinary names, are ignored also, as in: mkdir -p .HideMe/InvisiblePage echo "Hello world" > .HideMe/InvisiblePage.txt