Hey Mark: Good to hear! am glad to have jumped on board since 5.1.22 (just yesterday in fact :-), in light of what you've written, because -while i appreciate the Wiki Text syntax for writings that will remain inside TiddlyWiki- i really need Markdown in those tiddlers i intend to export out of the TW environment. Am having some trouble with this though, as my experience thus far is not consistent with yours on a few points -to wit:
On Tuesday, April 21, 2020 at 11:33:41 PM UTC+1, Mark S. wrote: > > ... > You got on board TW at the right time. A month ago markdown on TW didn't > acknowledge or use any wikitext (the mark up language used by TW). > > Today, with 5.1.22, tiddlers using markdown can use wikitext UNLESS it's > markup style conflicts with that of markdown's. Also, it's rendered on a > line-by-line basis. > > The bad news is that [[*]] conflicts with markdown (or at least that's how > I understand it). > Meaning that: enclosing a string in double square brackets has some meaning in Markdown? I've tried it in several Markdown editing tools, and am not seeing how strings so marked-down appear any different in the rendering. The medium news is that widgets don't conflict, so you can use instead: > > <$link>My Tiddler</$link> > Interesting: This markup renders enclosed string as something that *looks* like a link (i.e. font color blue, underlined on rollover, in the default them), but does not go anywhere on mouseclick. > You can also use traditional HTML markup like this: > > <a href="#My Tiddler">My tiddler</a> > Even MORE interesting: this one works on mouseclick to open the tiddler whose name is inside the tags, but it also throws this error message: Internal JavaScript Error Well, this is embarrassing. It is recommended that you restart TiddlyWiki by refreshing your browser So i refreshed (TiddlyDesktop version 0.0.13 (13) for Mac), clicked the link... And it opened the file of this TiddlyWiki instance in my web browser, instead of desktop -and that to the default view, not to the tiddler whose name i clicked. Can't understand this behavior well enough to manage it... So i'll have to avoid using internal links in tiddlers of the text/x-markdown datatype, until i get this figured out. Meanwhile: any additional light you might shed on how this all works would be much appreciated! so i have so -- 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/194c4b68-825c-45a1-b18e-682875452c14%40googlegroups.com.
