On Mar 13, 1:10 pm, Tobias Beer <[email protected]> wrote: > As for paragraphs, it would be required to first index all paragraphs > upon initial inspection when generating the list and then to open the > target element using a hijacked version of displayTiddler which > would... > # require a unique identifier for the target element to be addressed > # render the target element of the tiddler with a unique id > (checksum?) along with a special css class for highlighting it > # eventually jump to the target element upon opening uique ID (checksum)? If you change one bit in a paragraph the checksum will change ... all references are broken, if they are not dynamically rewritten. Linking from external sources to one of your paragraphs imo will allways be broken after some time. (1/2 a year, 1-2 years ...) A TW tiddler permalink with some text eg: see: "end of the text" imo will be more stable. Due to the nature of TW you'll need to keep the tiddler title ;)
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