Hi Jonnan If it doesn't work as written - try the tiddler macro instead: <div macro="tiddler TiddlerName"></div> and put your advanced filter in TiddlerName...
regards Måns Mårtensson On Jan 6, 7:05 pm, Jonnan <[email protected]> wrote: > Quick Question for anyone willing to aid the incompetent > > AdvancedTiddlerFiltersPlugin resolves (finally!) an annoyance with not > being able to filter items by creator et al, but I would *like* to be > able to stick it in the stylesheet view template and have it pull in > the information from the title of the tiddler. > > <<list filter [modifier[ExplicitTitleOfTiddler]]>> works, but what I > would *like* to do it is put in something like > > <div macro="showWhen tiddler.tags.contains('author')"> > <div class="authorList" macro="list.filter.modifier.thisTiddler"></ > div> > </div> > > but my knowledge of getting macros to work inside stylesheets has > never quite passed the "Wave a dead chicken over it" degree of > competence. > > This looks feasible though - is the syntax to shift from macro to > stylesheet syntax simple enough to translate this? > > Thanks - Jonnan
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