> Thats correct, so i can use the tabstop in the editbox.
> But Tiddly Wiki ignore the insert tabstop characters.
> When formatting a tiddler, Tiddly Wiki seems to ignore my
> manually inserted tabstop characters.
Ultimately, regardless of how you enter tiddler source, all content in
TiddlyWiki is rendered by passing it to the browser, which does not
normally handle tabstop characters (or other whitespace characters) in
the manner you describe. Basically, *no* browser handles tabstops,
except when content is displayed within a PRE ('pre-formatted') block,
which is specified in TW like this:
{{{
This content has lots of spaces
and newlines where
I want them
}}}
The result is a text block with a yellow-ish background, where the
content appears *exactly* as entered (all whitespace preserved), using
a fixed-width font and no word-wrapping. Note: content displayed
within the text block is *not* wikified, and thus cannot apply any TW
macros, links or formatting sequences, which will appear as-is in the
displayed output.
The most typical alternative to using PRE format to present columnar
information is to use a table, like this:
|!heading1 |!heading2 |!heading3 |
|value1 | value2 |value3 |
|value4 | value5 |value6 |
|borderless|k
Where the first row defines the headings for the table, and the rest
of the rows define the data to be displayed. The last line of the
table is a special syntax that assigns a CSS classname, "borderless",
to the table. Then, in [[StyleSheet]] you can define:
.borderless table,
.borderless th,
.borderless tr,
.borderless td
{ border:0 }
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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