Hi Arc,
First of all, I assume you have InlineJavascriptPlugin from TiddlyTools
installed, otherwise your script markup won't do anything at all.
Secondly, I strongly advise to never use Id's and always use class names.
In TW, you don't use document.ready because TiddlyWiki is already loaded.
Instead, you just perform the action or function that you need.
For example, this should work in a tiddler...
{{foo button{Toggle foo...}}}
{{{
foo
}}}
<script>
(function($) {
$(".foo", place)
.click(function(){
var $foo = $(this).next().next();
$foo.css("display") == 'none' ? $foo.slideDown() : $foo.slideUp();
})
.css({
color:'red',
cursor:'pointer'
});
})(jQuery);
</script>
You can also invoke JavaScript / jQuery by adding it to some element
handler, e.g.:
<html>
<span
class="button"
onclick="
var $= jQuery;
$(this).css('color','red');
">
Click to make me red...
</span>
</html>
Cheers, Tobias.
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