Hey Mario,
Thanks for replying :)

I read the link there, I am not very fluent with a lot of things there. e.g 
I am not using Node.js and I can't devote time setting it up right now 
either. I am using TiddlySpot to host my TW and I haven't found a way to 
create a folder on the server. I mean, I think it only saves the changes to 
the TW html (that too I think saving the whole TW again and again, not even 
just updation). So, can you please guide me how to set up this kind of a 
thing there using TiddlySpot? 

Or is there a better way to use or host my TW altogether.?

Regards
Prestige


On Tuesday, 4 August 2020 at 15:07:30 UTC+5:30 PMario wrote:

> Hi, 
>
> You may have a closer look at: 
> https://tiddlywiki.com/#Images%20in%20WikiText:%5B%5BImages%20in%20WikiText%5D%5D%20ExternalImages
>
> If you have many images and / or they are big 100kByte+ you should keep 
> them in a subdirectory and ship the wiki with the directory.  TW allows 
> relative links, which also work well from a "file" TW. A "file" TW is a 
> wiki that is on your local drive and you start if from there. 
>
> If you use the _canonical_uri field, the tiddler contains meta data only, 
> but if you transclude it, or use it with an [img[link]] the system will 
> treat it, as if it is an image. 
>
> eg: You can have a note-1.png in a directory eg: images
>
> your Tiddler would look like this
>
> title: note-1.png
> _canonical_uri: ./images/notes-1.png
> type: image/png
>
> If it is a jpg it would be 
>
> title: note-1.jpg
> _canonical_uri: ./images/notes-1.jpg
> type: image/jpg
>
> Image types that are part of TW are: jpg, gif, png, ico and svg. SVG is a 
> vector graphic format and the others pixel graphics. 
>
> So the tiddler note-1.png only needs some bytes in the wiki. If it is 
> shown, TW dynamically loads the content form the harddis.
>
> have fun!
> mario
>

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