Hi Ste Thanks for playing with Tiddlyblink, and for your feedback.
The instructions share about hiding certain tiddlers from appearing in other tiddler's references. But your question is the opposite: hiding all references from appearing under a tiddler. One obvious hack is adding even one letter to your tiddler title to hide references. A tiddler title of "Force -" or "Force x" will not show references to "Force". So any way you can make your tiddler title unique from anything you would write in other tiddlers will keep the references area clean. "Term:" or "Article:" could be a prefix. Not sure what might meet your needs. >From your comments and from Mark's, I think it would be helpful for me to distinguish between references to the current tiddler in links and in regular text. Roam does this, and TiddlyBlink does not. Actually, I am not even sure if references in regular text are worth the unhelpful results that get shown. I think limiting references to backlinks would be more practical and precise. So later this week I may remove the references to regexp, and add instructions on how to reinsert it for those who want it. I have a couple other unrelated ideas for improving TB, too. The transclusion options are great for displaying short tiddlers - I use it for seeing notes and excerpts I grab from books, and I use links to indicate both the source and the topics. But the transclusions are a pain for people who have long tiddlers. This is where Roam has a distinct advantage over TB, because it only transcludes the actual blocks (bullet points) that contain the word, not the entire page that contains the block. Many people, I think, will prefer to title their tiddlers and use either the simple links or the collapsed transclude view in TiddlyBlink, and only turn on transclusion only in certain cases. Hope this is helpful! On Wednesday, February 12, 2020 at 7:59:46 AM UTC-6, Ste Wilson wrote: > > Hi David, > Finally had a chance to try this out today. Most impressive! > Obviously I pushed it onto a copy of my engineering wiki to see what > happens...:) > > Thoughts: Is it possible to turn off the backlinks from displaying in > individual tiddlers, for example, the Table of contents or 'Don't Panic' > landing screen? Fine control over referenced tiddlers might be useful, see > Force below, but for other terms it could be useful. > Like the parallel tab. Can I just has that please? > > Is there any advantage to running tiddly blink if you DON'T display the > references? For example, I use the work *Force *a LOT and so the long > list of references isn't really helpful. Automagically putting links into > all tiddlers that have that word in however....(i kinda lost the thread of > the discussion earlier so I'm not sure if it does this or not..) > > Once again, awesome work. > > Ste > > > > On Monday, 27 January 2020 19:21:47 UTC, David Gifford wrote: >> >> Hi all >> >> TiddlyBlink is the new name I am giving to the Roam-y experiment I have >> been working on for the last few days: >> >> Same link for now: >> https://giffmex.org/experiments/roamwiki.experiment.html >> >> I don't consider it finished yet, but I wanted you to be able to see and >> experiment with it. >> >> I worked with yesterday's version for the afternoon and found it speeding >> up my note taking by a lot. But this has a number of improvements. I hope >> you all find it helpful. >> >> As for the name: blink as in *b*idirectional *link*s, and blink because >> it helps you work fast, as in "in the blink of an eye". >> >> Dave >> > -- 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/c6e59510-0d36-4c36-9c5d-9be4995f6d29%40googlegroups.com.
