This is something that often happens to me: I want to update text in a
tiddler, and when I get in there, I see that text is actually a
{{transclusion}} -- possibly one I made using excision. Now I have to
remember what the name of the transclusion is, close the tiddler, go to the
search bar, put in the name of the transclusion, find it and go edit it.
It feels like this is high-friction. Am I missing something that would
make it easier?
I seem to remember there's a built-in template which shows that something
is a transclusion, that I maybe could use instead of plain transclusion. I
can't find it right now. But I remember it was pretty loud/visually
obtrusive and was not something I would want to use in most cases.
I could write my own transclusion template which includes the transcluded
content, plus an unobtrusive link to the tiddler being transcluded, so I
could quickly go there and edit it. It just feels like this is a common
enough problem that there might be a built-in solution I'm not aware of,
and I thought I'd ask before rolling my own.
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