Ah, so now I know how to apply a StyleSheet custom style to some text
in a tiddler (by using the curly-braces), but that's rather cumbersome
when I'm going to be using this a lot.
Would it be possible to create a macro that would apply the desired
custom style to a string of text?
I'm thinking that instead of having to type: "It's {{review-
question{fire}}} time.", where "review-question" is defined in the
StyleSheet;
It would be much easier to type "It's <<rq "fire">> time", where "rq
would be the macro name that would take care of the curly braces and
the longer-named style.
Even if this isn't very feasible, I'd still be interested in the
explanation of how to create a custom macro. I found Jeremy Harper's
explanation (see CustomMacros in
http://www.blogjones.com/TiddlyWikiTutorial.html),
but haven't had any luck yet. Perhaps I'm muddling up a transclusion
with a systemConfig tag?
-Monique
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