You may find that colour={{{ [<currentTiddler>get[Tag_Category]get[color]]
[<currentTiddler>get[color]] +[last[]] }}} makes more sense?
i.e. "if I have a color specified and a Tag_Category that specified a
color, my color overrides the category color. Otherwise, I'll use the
category color."
Something like that.
On Monday, October 11, 2021 at 10:45:16 PM UTC-3 Charlie Veniot wrote:
> Arg, I pointed you to the wrong shadow tiddler. I should have suggested
> that you look at $:/core/ui/TagTemplate.
>
> Apologies !
>
> Please find attached a file for you to download, drag into TiddlyWiki.com,
> and study.
>
> This is my way of setting up inheritance.
>
> I have "Some Tiddler" tagged with "Tag Category 1".
>
> I have the "Tag Category 1" tiddler (i.e. the tiddler that matches the
> tag) in which I've specified a "color" field and selected a color that will
> show for that tag.
>
> I have "Some Other Tiddler" tagged with "Test Tag 1".
>
> And I have the "Test Tag 1" tiddler (i.e. the tiddler that matches the
> tag) in which I've specified a "Tag_Category" field, and set the value of
> that field to "Tag Category 1".
>
> The intent is this: when a tag's matching tiddler has a "Tag_Category"
> specified, I want that tiddler to inherit (well, use) the color specified
> in the tiddler specified in Tag_Category. If the tag's matching tiddler
> does not have a "Tag_Category" field, then I want that tiddler to have the
> color specified in the color field. If it has no color field, then it will
> have the default color for tags.
>
> The magic happens in the edit I've made to the $:/core/ui/TagTemplate.
>
> Look for: colour={{{ [<currentTiddler>get[Tag_Category]get[color]]
> [<currentTiddler>get[color]] +[first[]] }}}
>
> The original code was: colour={{!!color}}
>
> Cheers, and Best wishes !
>
> On Sunday, October 10, 2021 at 10:13:07 PM UTC-3 [email protected] wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I've been reading Grok Tiddlywiki to help organize my own personal wiki.
>> I'm starting to reach the point where I need to organize
>> <https://groktiddlywiki.com/read/#Classifying%20Tags:%5B%5BWelcome%20to%20Grok%20TiddlyWiki%5D%5D%20%5B%5BClassifying%20Tags%5D%5D>
>>
>> my tags better.
>>
>> I understand that the Tag Manager exists for this purpose, but I was
>> hoping for something that allows me to sort tags into groups by colors, and
>> icons programmatically.
>>
>> For instance, I have tags specifically for technical links, like "math",
>> "compilers", "comp_arch", that would all be perfect for a color and icon I
>> use purely for "technical" tags, with a tiddler that shows me what colors
>> map to which group. However, if I decide I don't like this color/icon, I
>> want to be able to change a single tiddler, and all tags in the same group
>> get the new color/icon. Is there a way to accomplish this with transclusion?
>>
>> On a related note: is there a way in general to transclude from a tiddler
>> such that the target tiddler inherits the fields of the source tiddler?
>>
>
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