Have just discovered that the "Process new Bibtex entries" feature i mentioned in last post is actually a function of the "Refnotes" plugin [1] -nothing to do with your Zettelkasten version, @Soren. Sorry to have confused the issue!
Still: i would very much like to know how to use the Sources and Bibliographies that you have built into your Zettelkasten @Soren, because it appears quite elegant in its simplicity, per your demo. [1] Regarding Refnotes: i installed this plugin because i wanted the footnotes feature -another example of elegant simplicity- which i want to keep external links listed at bottom of tiddler, to avoid comingling them with the internal links that typically pepper my body texts... But since i don't use its other features, i got used to ignoring all that stuff nested under "Bibliography" tab, until now. I've got some housecleaning to do here, obviously, once i get this workflow working! On Saturday, April 24, 2021 at 6:25:28 PM UTC+1 ludwa6 wrote: > Building my instance off this template, i'm now trying to develop a few > topical Bibliographies, each with a list of Sources, but it's not working > the way you show in the video, @Soren. > > When i click the "Sources" tool, it opens up a "New Source" tiddler that > contains only the following set of fields by default; the "Bibliography" > field that appears at top of the list in your video at min.24'54" does not > show up in mine -neither by default nor in the dropdown list of Field Names > with which i might customise the tiddler (tho i suppose this should be done > at the level of a View Template, right)? > > Also: the "Bibliography" tab in SideBar appears rather enigmatic for the > new user of this skeleton Zettelkasten, who has no Bibliography as of yet, > no bibtex entries to "Process," and no clue as to how to make one. I tried > using the Search box in that widget, using pulldown param "Author" to > search for the Source i created using the "New Source" tool, but it does > not appear... And neither does it appear in the table on SourceList tiddler > tho -being created via New Source tool- it is of course properly tagged. > > Of course: i could implement the "Reading List" feature that i built in > another instance, following your earlier video tutorial > <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsdDs7oOLlg&t=2215s> -which works great- > but i'm trying to use this Zettelkasten instance as-is, without introducing > any new code. To that end: am i missing something, or is something missing > from the this version, i wonder? > > /walt > > On Saturday, April 17, 2021 at 6:06:29 PM UTC+1 Soren Bjornstad wrote: > >> The public version lacks some functionality that is important for editing >> and has a bunch of settings changed that are a bit of a pain to change >> back, so it'll be much better if I do a second build off of the "real" >> private version. I've attached a first 15-minute attempt at this. >> >> Things that could use improvement here: >> >> - There are no instructions at all, so you'll have to figure out how >> to get started on your own. Some of the conventions tiddlers are missing >> and would be nice to have. >> - I included all the red, yellow, and black tag tiddlers, but since >> there is no content in this version, most of them are not tagging >> anything, >> so they don't show up in the tags list. Also, some of the tag tiddlers >> have >> content that probably won't be very useful for you in them. >> - There's a button for the ReadingInbox on the toolbar, but said >> inbox is not included in the edition at present. You can hide or delete >> that button tiddler. >> >> Please let me know what else does not work right – I'd love to add a >> build of this edition to my standard publish process in the future. >> On Saturday, April 17, 2021 at 6:52:30 AM UTC-5 [email protected] wrote: >> >>> +1 to Walt's post. Thanks, Soren, for the great contribution to the >>> community. This really helped me understand how to implement a Zettelkasten >>> in TW. I, too, have been wondering how to filter out your content and keep >>> the skeleton, if that is at all possible. Thanks again. >>> >>> Stan >>> >>> On Saturday, April 17, 2021 at 7:17:38 AM UTC-4 ludwa6 wrote: >>> >>>> Wow. For all the buzz around the Digital Gardening/ Mind-Mapping >>>> space, this is so far and away beyond anything i have seen... An amazing >>>> gift to the commons, Soren; i just gotta give your system a try. >>>> >>>> To that end, i have just one question: what would be the easiest way to >>>> filter out & delete all your content from the downloaded .html file, >>>> without losing any of the many useful functions that you have outlined & >>>> demoed so well? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> /walt >>>> >>>> On Thursday, April 15, 2021 at 4:15:49 AM UTC+1 Soren Bjornstad wrote: >>>> >>>>> For those who have been interested in my public Zettelkasten wiki >>>>> <https://zettelkasten.sorenbjornstad.com> in the past (or might be >>>>> interested in it now), I've just put up an extensive discussion of >>>>> Zettelkasten and how I've implemented it in my TiddlyWiki on my YouTube >>>>> channel: >>>>> >>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjpjE5pMZMI >>>>> >>>>> Here are the segments if you're curious: >>>>> >>>>> *About Zettelkasten:* >>>>> 0:00 Welcome and introduction >>>>> 1:00 Public and private versions of my Zettelkasten >>>>> 2:08 What is a Zettelkasten? >>>>> 4:16 What idea tiddlers look like and how we navigate through them >>>>> 6:28 Implementation evolves with the content >>>>> >>>>> *Organizing my Zettelkasten and relating ideas:* >>>>> 7:06 Why I use CamelCase names >>>>> 8:12 Expressing relationships by linking >>>>> 9:40 Expressing memberships by tagging >>>>> 10:07 Tags serve in many roles – topics/indexes, publicity level, >>>>> lists, types, pseudo-types, and maintenance >>>>> 15:42 Index tiddlers provide overviews of a topic area >>>>> 17:33 Transclusion can combine with the ‘description’ field to create >>>>> overviews >>>>> 18:42 Why I don’t use tags for all overviews >>>>> 19:28 Stretchtext creates interactive, expandable overviews >>>>> 20:42 Subtiddlers aggregate tightly coupled content >>>>> 23:58 Bibliographies aggregate related sources >>>>> 25:38 The Write tab highlights fruitful areas for further work (stubs, >>>>> missing, needing attention, needing excision, to-dos, open questions) >>>>> 29:58 The Reference Explorer shows related tiddlers (backlinks and >>>>> forward links) in a concise table >>>>> 34:48 Graph theory and Zettelkästen; link graph >>>>> 37:11 Types of tiddlers; why I include non-idea tiddlers, unlike >>>>> classic Zettelkasten >>>>> >>>>> *Plugins and custom TiddlyWiki logic:* >>>>> 41:04 Interesting TiddlyWiki plugins I use >>>>> 47:17 Publishing only part of a TiddlyWiki (public/private switch): >>>>> Marking tiddlers >>>>> 49:05 Public/private: The PrivateChunk >>>>> 51:28 Public/private: The build process (shell script) >>>>> 54:18 Custom copy-title and permalink buttons >>>>> 55:38 GIS (mapping) support for places >>>>> 57:55 The missing-tiddler helper >>>>> 58:36 Quick reading-list import by pasting a URL >>>>> 59:30 Reading inbox >>>>> 1:00:15 Simple Analytics and raw markup snippets >>>>> 1:01:05 Sorting tags by color and putting them in columns >>>>> >>>>> *Philosophy:* >>>>> 1:03:01 Just get started and then continuously improve >>>>> 1:05:20 The Three-Links Heuristic for determining whether ideas are >>>>> effectively linked together >>>>> 1:07:02 A Zettelkasten never walks backwards: consistency doesn’t >>>>> matter that much >>>>> 1:08:56 Why I default to open and publish my Zettelkasten >>>>> 1:11:25 Polyspecialize your Zettelkasten, include variety >>>>> 1:13:34 Prioritize; you won’t have time to write about everything >>>>> 1:14:55 Using the flexibility and user-programmability of TiddlyWiki >>>>> to your advantage >>>>> >>>>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. 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