Bit late I suppose but one thing I do now a lot is use the nested sliders
plugin as I am typing
+++[heading]
text
===
Once you have done it a few times it becomes second nature
In the Script story writing example it would go
++++[object first]
The boject comes into the room
===
+++[person first]
The person comes into the room
===
Notice in this case I used the 4 + "++++" to make the object first open be
default thus indicating my current preference.
I also use the QuickEdit plugin as suggested before with the following
entry in custom
Start Slider Section - place {{{===}}} at end
+++[$1]...
----
Then I highlight the "heading" which is placed at $1 and choose where to
place the === to close the slider.
The above works mid paragraph as well. I also think the nested slider
section is considered a section for other section handling tools.
Regards
TonyM
Tony
On Wednesday, April 11, 2012 10:53:32 AM UTC+10, Antaeus Feldspar wrote:
>
> Is there (or would someone like to program) an extension that produces
> output similar to the "tabs" macro, but produces it from content in the
> same tiddler, instead of pulling the content from other tiddlers or
> tiddler-section references?
>
> I know it's possible to do something *similar* by using the standard tabs
> macro and giving it references to sections of the current tiddler, but
> among other problems, you can't really nest content that way. I'd like to
> be able to do something like this:
>
> <<i-tabs major-choice "Choice A">>
> Choice A, blah blah!
> <<i-tabs major-choice "Choice B">>
> Choice B, unlike Choice A, comes in two variants:
> <<i-tabs minor-choice "Choice B-1">>
> There's Choice B-1...
> <<i-tabs minor-choice "Choice B-2">>
> ... and the imaginatively named B-2!!
> <<i-tabs minor-choice end>>
> <<i-tabs major-choice end>>
>
> The output would be a pane with two tab buttons, marked "Choice A" and
> "Choice B"; if "Choice A" was selected, the pane would contain only the
> text "Choice A, blah blah!" If the other tab button, "Choice B", was
> selected, the pane would contain the text "Choice B, unlike Choice A, comes
> in two variants:" followed by a nested pane with two tab buttons, marked
> "Choice B-1" and "Choice B-2"... the nested pane would contain the text
> "There's Choice B-1..." or "... and the imaginatively named B-2!!"
> depending on which tab button was selected.
>
> I've been trying to write this one myself but reluctantly coming to the
> conclusion that I have just too many projects on my plate and can't bring
> this one to fruition any time soon. Anyone else interested?
>
>
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