You did actually, just not here, but in your referenced post in said answer. Still even if that wasn't the case it would be no big deal, as I wrote, I am happy that you found use for it.
Also while it isn't the reason for sleepless nights - my internal clock takes care of that - I can relate to the hyperactive brain and being interested in (nearly) everything. On Thursday, 1 October 2020 15:58:53 UTC+2, Charlie Veniot wrote: > > Oh poop, I had forgotten in my last reply to say thank-you for that > superscript idea. > > Of course, I find everything interesting, and I'm now wondering why there > are certain things that I want to be jugular-grabbing attention-getters, > and other things I prefer be very lightly-tickling attention-teasers. > Yeah, doesn't take much for this hyperactive sponge to keep me awake at > night ... > > On Thursday, October 1, 2020 at 4:54:46 AM UTC-3, Felicia Crow wrote: >> >> Hi Charlie, >> >> sorry for the late reply. >> >> As for the formatting as I said depending on your preference. I am just >> personally more used to it, that's why I thought of it. Still great to read >> that it could be of some use elsewhere. >> >> Kind Regards, >> Felicia >> >> On Saturday, 19 September 2020 04:17:21 UTC+2, Charlie Veniot wrote: >>> >>> Hey Felicia, >>> >>> I decided to keep that formatting I had (i.e. the little light blue >>> borders) as a blatant reminder that the values showing are calculations, >>> and because I rather like the large hover area. >>> >>> However, I really like the superscript thing for "little fishy" tiddler >>> links when I find a regular tiddler link a bit distracting when the link >>> formatting doesn't match regular text formatting in things like table >>> column titles. (I put that in a separate post: How To: Replacing >>> manual tiddler links with transcluded little fishy links >>> <https://groups.google.com/g/tiddlywiki/c/NX0sPUvzF1k> .) >>> >>> On Wednesday, September 16, 2020 at 5:20:57 AM UTC-3 Felicia Crow wrote: >>> >>>> Hi Charlie, >>>> >>>> it is great to see your progress overall with your wiki, but especially >>>> with macros and filters when thinking about our last conversation a few >>>> days ago. Thanks for sharing. >>>> >>>> One suggestion: Depending on your preference of visualization you could >>>> use the sup tag to add a superscript question mark or similar in your >>>> output instead of the border: >>>> >>>> >>>> The affected line in your macros - A2W as example exactly the same >>>> change with the others - would change from this: >>>> <div class="tooltip"><<wattage>> W >>>> >>>> To This: >>>> <div class="tooltip"><<wattage>> W<sup>?</sup> >>>> >>>> >>>> Kind Regards, >>>> Felicia >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On Wednesday, 16 September 2020 04:03:27 UTC+2, Charlie Veniot wrote: >>>>> >>>>> These are things I’ve done in my “Urban Off Gridding for Laypersons >>>>> <https://intertwingularityslicendice.neocities.org/CJ_ProductReviews.html?context=OffGridding>” >>>>> >>>>> TiddlyWiki. >>>>> >>>>> G’day, >>>>> >>>>> I’ve been finding myself doing way too much arithmetic with my >>>>> calculator lately, mostly trying to figure out the wattage or items I’ve >>>>> purchased (i.e. Amps x Volts = Watts) and the cost of devices plugged >>>>> into >>>>> AC outlets (i.e. Device Wattage x Hours x Utility Rate). >>>>> >>>>> If finally dawned on me: why am I entering all of these amounts in >>>>> tiddlers (for information purposes) and entering the majority of those >>>>> amounts again in a calculator to then copy final totals into my tiddlers ? >>>>> >>>>> Way too much work, so I decided to learn a few TiddlyWiki things to >>>>> make life a little easier and the results a little prettier. These >>>>> things >>>>> include: >>>>> >>>>> - >>>>> >>>>> Learning about basic math operators >>>>> - >>>>> >>>>> Learning about just enough CSS to setup a custom tooltip class >>>>> - >>>>> >>>>> Learning about macros >>>>> - >>>>> >>>>> Pass values to the macros >>>>> - >>>>> >>>>> Do math operators >>>>> - >>>>> >>>>> Return a value wrapped with “tooltip stuff” to show information >>>>> related to the value >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Should you be interested in any of that stuff, the 4 screenshots >>>>> further below will let you know where to find the “goodies(?)” in my >>>>> “Urban >>>>> Off Gridding for Laypersons >>>>> <https://intertwingularityslicendice.neocities.org/CJ_ProductReviews.html?context=OffGridding>” >>>>> >>>>> TiddlyWiki . >>>>> >>>>> Cheers ! >>>>> >>>>> Design Results: a value calculated via macro appears with a blue-ish >>>>> border, indicating that more info is available as a tooltip when the >>>>> mouse >>>>> pointer hovers over the value. >>>>> >>>>> [image: FinalResult.png] >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> The WikiText Macro call to make the “magic” happen (AmpsToWatts, first >>>>> parameter is Amps, second parameter is Volts, result is Watts). >>>>> >>>>> [image: FinalResultWikiText.png] >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> The “Energy Info” Macros >>>>> >>>>> [image: EnergyInfoMacros.png] >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> The CSS Magic for the custom tooltip (slightly modified version of the >>>>> “Basic >>>>> Tooltip" from w3schools.com >>>>> <https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_tooltip.asp>) >>>>> >>>>> [image: CssStylesheetForTooltip.png] >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. 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