RE: The only problem is that the color statement does not get applied to
the link that is generated. Any ideas there?
You could tag the Tiddler with something (eg "Foo") then use the native TW
syntax that can select a particular tiddler by tag [1] .
Something like this should work, but I've not tested it;
div[tags~="Foo"].tiddler .viewer .tiddlyLinkExisting{
color : Bar;
}
Alex
[1] http://tiddlywiki.com/#AnotherExampleStyleSheet
2009/12/14 Saverio <[email protected]>
> Thanks! That got me experimenting...I was able to do it in a single
> tiddler as follows:
>
> [x($1|done){}{}{}] [[$1]] <script>
> var out=[], n=0, t=store.getTiddler('$1');
> tids = store.filterTiddlers("[tag[action]]");
> for (var i=0; i<tids.length; i++) {
> if (t.tags.contains(tids[i].title)) out += (n++>0?', ':'') +
> '['+'['+tids[i].title+']'+']';
> }
> if (out) return '[ @@color: #228B22; '+out+' @@ ]';
> </script>
>
> The only problem is that the color statement does not get applied to
> the link that is generated. Any ideas there?
>
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