I see. For this case, you can use some styling. There are three kinds:
* "common formatting": bold (''text'', in doubled single quotes),
italics (//text//), highlightning (@@text@@) or underlined (__text__)
* inline styling: @@CSS rules go here;text@@, like @@color:grey;font-
size:smaller;a tiny note@@
* class-styling: {{comment{text}}} with some rules for "comment" class
put in StyleSheet tiddler (do you know how to use it?)
I would recomend the third approach since with it you have separated
styles and markup, so you can change styling of comments whenever you
want and in every place you used it at once.
On 29 дек, 03:58, pinkp8ther <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> The problem with /% comments of content %/ is, that if it is the only
> thing on the line it seems to leave a blank line in the text in view
> mode. This is not a desirable effect. I was hoping for something
> more.
>
> Larry
>
> On Dec 28, 5:58 pm, Yakov <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hello Larry,
>
> > there are some ways, but it depends on a tiddler..
>
> > * if a tiddler contains JavaScript code, usual /* multiline comments
> > */ and // singleline comments can be used
> > * CSS tiddlers can contain usual (for CSS) /* multiline comments */
> > * html tiddlers (like PageTemplate) can contains <!-- html comments --
>
> > * tiddlers with content can have /% comments of content %/ which are
> > not displayed in the view mode of tiddler
>
> > also,
>
> > * there are special "invisible" comment markup for JavaScript
> > tiddlers: one can write
>
> > /***
> > some comments with markup, like
> > * tables
> > * lists
> > * etc
> > ***/
> > //{{{
> > here goes some code
> > //}}}
>
> > and in such a tiddler there will be represented wikified part
>
> > some comments with markup, like
> > * tables
> > * lists
> > * etc
>
> > and then -- the code in the "pre" element (by default - with monospace
> > font and kept indents and spaces).
>
> > Regards, Yakov.
>
> > On 29 дек, 00:50, pinkp8ther <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > Is there an easy way to add Remarks or Comments inside the Tiddlers to
> > > document what is going on, how stuff works, and what not to change?
>
> > > TIA,
> > > Larry
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