Hey Tony.

The Zoomin view *appears* on first glance to do what I am looking for, 
however it is not. With every opening of a new Tiddler, the old Tiddler 
does not close - but stays open in the background - as can be seen by 
having the Sidebar open to the Open tab.

I was looking @ 
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/zRKIB8bG75Q/F8HV7lcvBAAJ, which 
demos a single tiddler view, and can slightly modify some code provided in 
that thread to get a template for transclusion that essentially does what I 
am looking for:

<$button class="tc-btn-invisible tc-tiddlylink">
<$action-setfield $tiddler="$:/StoryList" list="" />

<$action-navigate />
<$action-setfield $tiddler="$:/FooterTiddler" opentag="" />
<div class="box">
{{!!title}}
</div>
</$button>

However, this isn't perfect either. For one, it will only work for links in 
which I name the Tiddler exactly, as you would with [[Tiddler Title]], but 
not when I want to have the link display something else, as you would with 
[[displayed text|Tiddler Title]]. Of course I could just write a second 
template for such cases. A greater problem would be that if I ever want to 
go back from this little experiment of mine, I would have to go through and 
change every single one of these custom links ( {{Tiddler 
Title||customLink}} ) back into an ordinary WikiText link ( [[Tiddler 
Title]] ). That'd be a real hassle. I'm hoping rather that I may be able to 
change what happens when a WikiText link is clicked, so that it does the 
above.


On Tuesday, 12 May 2020 23:54:20 UTC-6, TonyM wrote:
>
> Elijah
>
> I have all but finished  *to make an internal viewer where you give the 
> filter or list of tiddlers.*
>
> That is fine for you do do what every you want, however unless you are 
> aware of all the options available to you, I would not jump to a personal 
> position. Heres some notes;
>
>    - The Zoomin Story view keeps one tiddler open at a time
>    - Others have made single tiddler views
>    - wikilabs link-to-tabs plugin puts tabs of all open tiddlers at the 
>    top, so you can always view any open tiddler with a click
>    
> Tiddlywiki has so many possibilities and people working with it there are 
> opportunities to use prior work for almost anything.
>
> Regards
> Tony
>
> On Wednesday, May 13, 2020 at 2:04:15 PM UTC+10, Elijah A. Brost wrote:
>>
>> The macro toc-tabbed-internal-nav spawns two panes. The left, which 
>> persistently contains a Table of Contents, and the right which contains the 
>> selected Tiddler. I don't need the TOC. So what I was thinking, is that I'd 
>> just have the right-side pane. Essentially, just a Tiddler, but the links 
>> in which open the new Tiddler in the place of the old. Now that I've 
>> thought about it a bit more though, I think there's got to be another, more 
>> elegant way of doing this.
>>
>> What I'm really looking to do, and the above was just one way I could see 
>> figuring out how to do it, is to always work only with one Tiddler open. I 
>> don't have any use for the Story River (nor even the Sidebar). With links I 
>> can navigate to every page I need. With transclusion I can create new 
>> Tiddlers; search, save, and refresh my wiki; access everything I need. 
>> The TiddlyWiki internals are great. But for the front-end I really only 
>> need one Tiddler displaying at a time, taking up the entirety of the page. 
>> None of the other clutter.
>>
>> On Tuesday, 12 May 2020 21:41:22 UTC-6, TonyM wrote:
>>>
>>> Elijah,
>>>
>>> The example you gave depends on the TableOfContents tag and below. 
>>> Unless you organiss you tiddlers by some means you will simply get a list 
>>> of them all in the left hand pain, which may be unusably long.
>>>
>>> If you installed the kin operator plugin you could have a filter that 
>>> lists all tiddlers but not those in the TableOfContents Tree. 
>>>
>>> It seems to me perhaps you want the internal navigation feature but with 
>>> the ability to define your own filter, however you need to consider how to 
>>> define the next level of tiddlers if you want it to have the expandable 
>>> options.
>>>
>>> Tell us more
>>>
>>> I will look to see how hard it would be to make an internal viewer where 
>>> you give the filter or list of tiddlers.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> Tony
>>>
>>> On Wednesday, May 13, 2020 at 10:27:24 AM UTC+10, Elijah A. Brost wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hey guys.
>>>>
>>>> I'm trying to achieve the same internal linking we get with the 
>>>> toc-tabbed-internal-nav (
>>>> https://tiddlywiki.com/#Example%20Table%20of%20Contents%3A%20Tabbed%20Internal)
>>>>  
>>>> in other (or all) Tiddlers. Is there a macro that does this, or something 
>>>> similar already?
>>>>
>>>

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