Hi all One benefit of watching Soren's video on TiddlyWiki was seeing his workflow, which was so different from mine. I would be interested in hearing what workflows people have for doing things in TiddlyWiki, and any tweaks they use to fine tune those workflows.
I will share two, to get the conversation started: 1. I clone editor toolbar buttons to create new buttons that I use to insert things, like a link to the tiddler for the source I am reading currently, e.g., [[@|AntiFragile (Taleb)]]. I do the same to wrap things like <span class=""> and </span>. That way when when I am taking notes on a book, I paste the source after my note and add the page number. Or when I am adding CSS like indentation, font color, etc, I wrap with the span class and type the class I am applying. An app like PhraseExpress is another way to do this, and I have experimented with it. 2. I now have a setup I call BLT that shows backlinks, links and tags in the sidebar, which makes it easy to navigate to related content, even while in editing mode, and easy to read related content in the sidebar while not losing my place in the current tiddler. So I am taking notes on a book in the story river in edit mode, but have a list of all the links, backlinks and tags off to the side to read right there or open to edit. I took some notes with this setup over the last couple of days, and wow, I like it a lot. What are some of your workflows? Mine are about note-taking, but maybe yours are about other uses of TiddlyWiki? I would really love to learn from all you pros here. Blessings. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/58fa41d2-e607-40b2-a6ad-aaf0a290340bn%40googlegroups.com.
