Thanks @Mark, but... This is strange:
My usual way of adding external content in TiddlyDesktop has been via the
"Import" tool... But now that i've added the "External Attachments" plugin,
attempting to add an image via the "Import" tool automatically triggers
that _canonical_uri method from the plugin, which leaves that external file
external.
Neither can i copy/paste an image file into a tiddler (never tried that
until now, but it doesn't work), so i'm not seeing any way now to import a
file to make it part of the the index.html file itself.
What am i missing, i wonder?
/walt
On Sunday, January 3, 2021 at 6:45:39 PM UTC Mark S. wrote:
>
>> I'm viewing that file (14.1mb) through DeveloperTools in my Chrome
>> browser, and -though it's a lot to scroll through, and i may be missing
>> something- i'm not seeing anything like the kind of inscrutable text that
>> normally describes an image file -of which there are several multi-mb files
>> embedded in this wiki, referenced using either [img[imagename.jpg]] or
>> {{imagename.jpg}} notation. If those images are embedded in this file -or
>> else referenced from it- i wish i knew where to look for it!
>>
>>>
>>>
> Import an image your favorite way (import, copy/paste). Open the image for
> editing. You'll see the image. Scroll to the bottom of the tiddler and
> change the type to TiddlyWiki 5. You will now see all that inscrutable
> text. Be sure to use a small image when doing this, and maybe have a backup
> of your TW, because the ASCII version of an image file can pretty much
> swamp your current tab.
>
>
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