Hi,

Try wrapping all your pasted text in html pre tag

<pre>pasted text here
new lines honoured
</pre>
In tiddlywiki this gives it a grey background and does not render wiki text

Same if you wrap it all in div with the pre white space
<div style="white-space: pre;">
pasted text here
new lines honoured
*List
* list
</div>

Do you want to edit it and add Wikitext?

Also rather than content type = text/x-tiddlywiki have you tried content 
type = text/plain



Tones




On Saturday, 5 September 2020 13:13:44 UTC+10, BhKh wrote:
>
> Hello! After about 7 years I am considering getting back into using 
> TiddlyWiki again. When Iast I used, it was 2.4.4.
>
> Now I am starting a new TW5 and I am a bit perplexed as to how to deal 
> with line breaks.
>
> I'm planning on using my wiki to collect notes clipped from other places, 
> write my own notes, and copy my notes out of TW into other things. I 
> thought that this was the primary function of TW, so this issue has me 
> scratching my head.
>
> In 2.4.3, you could simply put a line break in the editor and you got a 
> line break (new line) in the rendered tiddler.
>
> In TW5 this seems to no longer be the case. If I have ten lines of text 
> that I copy from one location into a my TW, it all gets put onto a single 
> line. Obviously not good. I can understand formatting like bold, italics, 
> and headings not surviving a copy paste. But line breaks?
>
> So I have implemented the solution here: 
> https://tiddlywiki.com/#Hard%20Linebreaks%20with%20CSS
> As I understand this solution, I'm just tagging all tiddlers that I want 
> to show the same breaks in the editor as in the final doc with a certain 
> class.
>
> Now when I paste in ten lines of text into a tiddler I get ten lines in 
> the rendered version. Great!! However, when I copy those ten lines from my 
> tiddly wiki back into another document, they are all on a single line.
>
> As well, the breaks are not shown in the preview window. There it is just 
> all one big line.
>
> So my questions are: *Am I doing something wrong? Is there a different 
> way I'm supposed to be doing things?*
>
> It seems like if TW is supposed to be for keeping notes on things, this is 
> odd behaviour. I thought I should be able to paste things in and cut things 
> out and have them at least keep line breaks. However it seems like TW is 
> now designed to be more a code editor and less a document editor. I realize 
> that the line is necessarily blurry in TW, but in the end the purpose of a 
> TW is not to write code.
>
> All the threads on this topic seem to be long and complicated and hard to 
> piece together a solution. I realize this may be difficult since different 
> people may need different solutions. 
>
> I thought I could start all tiddlers with """. However it seems that this 
> needs to be done on a paragraph by paragraph basis. If I try to make a 
> heading by typing 
> ! title
> it gets rendered literally. So that solution seems to fall into the 
> "reformat my text every time category."
>
> So keeping in mind that I plan to use my TW for collecting text, writing 
> text, and re-using text, *what is my best solution?* I really don't want 
> to have to re-format everything I paste into a tiddler. Also keep in mind 
> that I am starting fresh, so that may give more options.
>
> I'd even be fin with a solution that involved copy and pasting through 
> some sort of intermediary system if it was a simple as pasting it in and 
> copying it out.
>
> Thanks! I appreciate everyone's contributions over the years I have been 
> away!
>

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