> Is there a way/plugin to transclude an arbitrary piece of tiddler,
> presumably marking it with some identifier syntax?
>
> Example usage: to transclude part of a paragraph, where inserting
> section headers would mess up the source tiddler flow.
>
> Looks like /%!hiding headers%/ doesn't do the trick.
section identifiers (headings) must be on a line by themselves. Thus:
/%
!sectionname
content
!end
%/
Note the use of a 'fake' section heading, "!end" to terminate the
section. This ensures that only actual section content is retrieved
(i.e, the closing %/ is not part of the section content).
This method can be used effectively to create, for example, an
"inline" slider:
content before slider <<slider chkSomeCookie
[[ThisTiddlerName##sectionname]] label tip>>/%
!sectionname
slider content here
!end
%/ content after slider
Note how the opening comment marker (/%) immediately follows the
<<slider>> macro on the same line, and that the content following the
close marker (%/) is on the same line as that marker. The result is a
single line of text containing a slider button, "label":
content before slider label content after slider
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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