> I've been reading the last hour on the email list and the web (and I've
> been around TW a long time), and have yet to find a simple instruction
> similar to the [>img tag to center something. I'm finding CSS and
> high-falutin html.
>
> Guys, where is it, if it exists? If it doesn't, get a grip: the world
> doesn't revolve around CSS for most of us, and we need simple, simple
> code to use with the TW AS IS. (Somebody is going to tell me to upload a
> text editor or something.)
One problem with adding more wiki-syntax for text formatting is that
we've essentially run out of unique character sequences that can be
*unambigously* recognized as formatting codes rather than actual
tiddler content.
Fortunately, TW provides a means to define ANY combination of styles
you want and then apply them by means of a simple "class wrapper"
syntax, which looks like this:
{{classname{...your text here...}}}
I've written a whole bunch of pre-defined class definitions for making
it *much* easier to apply extended formatting to your text...
First, import this tiddler:
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#StyleSheetShortcuts
and add this line to a tiddler named "StyleSheet":
[[StyleSheetShortcuts]]
You can then use the classnames defined by StyleSheetShortcuts in your
content, like this:
{{center{This text is centered}}} (QED)
and you can also combine class names, like this:
{{floatleft big blue italic{...}}}
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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