Transcluded tiddlers are rendered inside a span like this:
<span refresh="content" tiddler="SomethingOrOther">
...wikified content
</span>
Therefore, at least on modern browsers, it ought to be possible to at
least add a dotted border around all transcluded text:
span[refresh="content"] {
border: 1px dotted red;
}
You'd need something like Eric's plugin to go further and add the edit buttons.
Best wishes
Jeremy
On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 3:35 PM, whatever <[email protected]> wrote:
> Try http://tiddlywiki.squize.org/#TiddlerWithEditPlugin
> Double-click on text in transcluded tiddler to open that tiddler
> directly for editing.
>
> w
>
> On 8 mar., 21:20, Craig in Calgary <[email protected]> wrote:
>> As a technical communicator I am aware of the value of content reuse
>> through "chunking"; breaking down a body of information into
>> manageable parts that can stand alone or combined and recombined into
>> useful larger units. TiddlyWiki is an excellent medium for this
>> approach to information management. Tiddlers are the containers for
>> the smallest content blocks and renderers for combined content.
>>
>> Editing is the challenge. Here is a hypothetical example of my nested
>> tiddler approach:
>> [[MainMenu]] contains:
>> *<<tiddler Favorites>>
>> *<<tiddler WikiMarkup>>
>> [[WikiMarkup]] contains:
>> *<<tiddler Headers>>
>> *<<tiddler Lists>>
>> [[Lists]] contains:
>> *<<tiddler Unordered>>
>> *<<tiddler Ordered>>
>> *<<tiddler Tables>>
>> *<<tiddler Research>>
>>
>> When [[MainMenu]] renders I see all the notes in all the nested
>> tiddler quite nicely. But how to I edit [[Ordered]] or [[WikiMarkup]]
>> when I'm looking at [[MainMenu]]?
>>
>> The solution I currently tolerate is to put {{{<<tiddler
>> tiddlerHeader>>}}} at the top of any tiddlers that hold "chunks" of
>> content. [[tiddlerHeader]] contains: {{{<<tiddler
>> ToggleSliders>> <<editTiddler>>}}}. The problem is that
>> {{{<<editTiddler>>}}} always opens the highest parent tiddler in the
>> chain, [[MainMenu]] in my example. I have tried various derivatives of
>> {{{<<tiddler tiddlerHeader with: {{tiddler.title}}>>}}} but always get
>> an error.
>>
>> 1. Does anyone have a better approach to chunking and editing? Keep in
>> mind that I want to open a tiddler for editing directly, not open it
>> to view first. If that were the case then [[ToolbarCommands]] in
>> [[ViewTemplate]] would suffice. Nested [[ViewTemplate]]s would be
>> great, e.g. [[ToolbarCommands]] or a simplified version at the start
>> of each nested tiddler, but I can't imagine how to implement that.
>>
>> 2. How can I pass the title of the tiddler I am editing into
>> {{{<<tiddler...>>}}} or {{{<<editTiddler>>}}}? In addition to this
>> scenario, I have several other contexts where I would prefer to reuse
>> some kind of code that would evaluate to the name of the current
>> tiddler so I do not have to specify the tiddler name. For example:
>>
>> /%
>> |''Description:''|blah, blah, blah|
>> |''Benefits:''|<<tiddler TIDDLER_TITLE##Highlights>>|
>> %/
>> /%
>> !Highlights
>> *stuff
>> !end
>> %/
>>
>> In this example I want to only have to edit the Description line and
>> the hidden Highlights section, not the Benefits line.
>>
>> Any help and/or brainstorming would be appreciated.
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