TaggedTemplateTweak may be of interest. http://www.tiddlytools.com/#TaggedTemplateTweakInfo
have a look at StyleSheetColor and StyleSheetLayout shadow tiddlers. -m On Nov 13, 3:27 pm, Yakov <[email protected]> wrote: > TW allows wide use of CSS. It's almost as simple as in common web- > pages (yet some things like style of macros need some tweaking). > > But TW also has rich hypertext structure based on tags, fields, > sections and slices. My question is: what additional tools there are > to make CSS based on these things.. and tiddler title. > > Some examples which may show this is of some interest: > > - "title" class allows to define the style of the titles of tiddlers; > but are there any possibilities to change the style of a title of one > distinct tiddler? (1) > > - style based on tags seems just a right thing because it makes an > accent while reading (2) > > - let's imagine that there are some tiddlers with any kind of code. It > is natural to see it in monospace. But it is also natural to _edit_ > them in monospace. The "editor" class makes it possible to chage the > font of all tiddlers' editor view, like this > > .editor { font-family: monospace; } > > but it would be better to get this only in those tiddlers that are > marked with the "code" tag. (3) > > Actually, title-based and tag-based CSS is desired most of all; fields > are somewhat with not easy access, sections seem to be a bit eclectic > for CSS ("!" section doesn't wrap all the "!!" sections below it) and > style of slices can be made based on the table CSS. On the other hand, > the necessity of adding "{{myClass{ }}}" or "@@someCSS @@" to the > title is a bit strange since this alters the name of the section too; > the same thing with the slices. > > Afterall, I must admit, some things that I've mentioned are about very > deep customization and are not that necessary (like the style of > slices) while the others are still of big interest (like tag-based > style). > > So, any ideas/existing solutions/comments? > > PS Yeap, fields are of some interest anyway: for instance, some style > based on the "author" field value or on the "date modified" (for > emphasizing that a tiddler is hot/very old/time doesn't matter). > > PPS I also imply that solutions for style defining can be used for > navigation/aggregation later as mechanisms of rendering this things > are quite similar, as I understand. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
