> So, the question was/is:
> "Topic" or "Topics"; singular versus plural?
>
> While the 1 & 1a are thoroughly understood (Like Father, Like Son) ,
> the 2 & 2a are showing some discrepancy.
>
> In hope that now my doubtfulness is more obvious.
I see :-)
What you are saying is the the 'tag' Topics does not agree with the
name of the 'heading' Topic as it does in the other heading - MyTopic
tag also MyTopic
The reason is that the tag Topics is a legacy left over from the
NoBrainer version TWT-Notes is based on. It was an oversight on my
part when I name the heading Topic. The reason it still works is
because the tags and the headings are not interdependent in this
isolated case and the tag Topics would still apply no matter what the
heading was named.
There are three ways to fix this. I will give you the instructions for
you may gain an insight as to the structure and you and your wife will
become experts :-)
Before you do anything click 'backup' in the right sidebar to create a
backup in case something goes wrong and you can't fix it.
1: In the tiddler named Topic you have to go into edit mode and change
the code
<<newTiddler title: 'Enter the name for your new sub-topic here' tag:
'Topics' label:...etc and change the tag:'Topics to tag:'Topic'.
Further down in the code in <<forEachTiddler where
'tiddler.tags.contains("Topics")' change this also to 'Topic'. Now you
must to change the tag in the tiddlers 'Instructions' and 'Using the
QuickEdit Toolbar' from 'Topics' to 'Topic'.
This is the structure you will be working with when you create your
own New Master Topic. You can see it by clicking New Master Topic on
the top menu. You should never have such a discrepancy when you use
this form - like I didn't :-)
2: Another easier way is to simply change the title of the tiddler
Topic to Topics. Then you must go into MainMenu and change <<tiddler
Topic>> to <<tiddler Topics>>
3: Just ignore it and replace it in the MainMenu with your own new
one which is what was intended as Topic as well as MyTopics are there
as a demonstration. (you can still keep them for reference)
The last alternative is to download a new copy from
http://twt-notes.tiddlyspot.com/
for I have changed all in 1: above for consistency.
Thanks for pointing out the discrepancy.
Morris Gray
http://twhelp.tiddlyspot.com
A TiddlyWiki help file for beginners
http://twt-notes.tiddlyspot.com/
tabbed notes for the taking
On Feb 19, 6:40 am, CatMar <[email protected]> wrote:
> @Morris Gray
>
> Firstly, I very appreciate your swift answer.
>
> > 1. I am assuming when you say '2 line' you are looking at the tiddlers
> > in edit mode...
>
> Yes, in edit mode.
> I supposed it's implied by describing the paths. Sorry for this.
> 1 & 2 - default modes.
> 1a & 2a - user actions.
>
> --
>
> Re: 1 & 1a.
>
> > subTopic1 is a sub topic of MyTopic therefore it has the tag MyTopic
> > to indicate that.
>
> I recognised it already, by wandering around the TiddlyVerse and
> that's not my question.
> But, I am very delighted in reading so detailed instruction!
> It's going to copy/paste into a manual I'm preparing for my wife.
> Thanks.
>
> --
>
> Re: 2 & 2a.
>
> > The same applies for 2 and 2a as well.
>
> No, no...
> Not so exactly.
> And that's the reason of my question.
>
> > and both have in the 2 line 'Topics' as the parent name, no 'Topic'.
>
> .
> .
> .
>
> > - have in the 2 line 'Topics' as the parent name, no 'Topic'.
>
> So, the question was/is:
> "Topic" or "Topics"; singular versus plural?
>
> While the 1 & 1a are thoroughly understood (Like Father, Like Son) ,
> the 2 & 2a are showing some discrepancy.
>
> In hope that now my doubtfulness is more obvious.
> Jerzy
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