CHuck, > > This issue is not a big deal but I was curious if I could save a single > web page as HTML as a tiddler, like via drag and drop, so it would show me > the contents of that page in TW as it was when I dragged it there. >
(1) you can use a utility in your browser to copy content as html, then paste this into a tiddler and it will render somewhat.. But many web pages have a whole lot of images etc... stored in separate files and this breaks down. > > Or even as an alternate, a tiddler would load a single webpage into the > tiddler and show it as it is right now, a live copy if you will, which > would requite an internet connection. > (2) Use an iframe for this in a tiddler <iframe src='' frameborder="0" width="1024"; height="600"></iframe> Placing the source url in the src value. > One of my applications is to hold the whole study page in the tiddler, > like a static mirror of that page. > Using option (1) may do this for you. But there are more options if not. (3) although you loose the html you can print a webpage to a PDF Printer then link to or import the PDF in tiddlywiki. This captures all formatting and the result of CSS and Images etc... (4) you can capture a webpage and all its images etc... and save it in the same structure in the same folder as the wiki and the html paste can use these other files to display completely but you loose the single file quality. For study notes it all depends on if you can have a wiki per subject and how big it will be in the long run weather different options are sufficient. With the PDF output I use Foxit Reader which also makes it easy to Print to PDF, copy content out, annotate the PDF and more. Regards Tony > > Sorry for all the newbie questions, but I'm exploring TW and finding all > kinds of possibilities! This is too much fun. :) > > Don't be sorry, this is a community for this. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/0260acd5-cf8c-410b-b1cd-78da2beb81fc%40googlegroups.com.
