This is one way Dave.
.boldLink a {font-weight:bold;}
.unboldlink a {font-weight:normal;}
{{boldLink{<<slider "chkCookieName" "TiddlerName" "titletext"
"tooltip" >>}}}
If you want then you can have normal weight links in the tiddlers
so in the tiddler for slider put {{unboldlink{TiddlerLinks}}};
Morris Gray
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On Feb 2, 5:20 pm, "Dave Gifford - http://www.giffmex.org/";
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I want to create a layered outline of a book's contents with sliders
> to open and close the various levels. I'd like to use the basic slider
> macro to access tiddlers with deeper layers of the outline. I don't
> want all the various levels in one tiddler, which would get too messy.
>
> But I noticed that if I assign a CSS class to a slider, the class gets
> extended to the contents of the tiddler too, which I don't want.
>
> How would I add a css class, like bold, to the slider label but not to
> the contents of the tiddler being accessed by the slider?
>
> Dave
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