It should be possible to make a plugin that would give you more options.
I don't really know how to make plugins very well myself, so hopefully
someone better suited to the task will help you out, but as proof of
concept here is a sample core edit that adds more cell style options:
// Cell
w.nextMatch++;
var styles = config.formatterHelpers.inlineCssHelper(w);
var spaceLeft = false;
var chr = w.source.substr(w.nextMatch,4);
while(chr == " ") {
spaceLeft = true;
w.nextMatch++;
chr = w.source.substr(w.nextMatch,1);
}
var cell;
if(chr == "!!!!") {
cell = createTiddlyElement(e,"th");
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
}
else if(chr == "#f00") {
cell =
createTiddlyElement(e,"td",null,"CellMarkedRed",null,{style:"background-color:
#f00;"});
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
}
else if(chr == "#0f0") {
cell =
createTiddlyElement(e,"td",null,"CellMarkedGreen",null,{style:"background-color:
#0f0;"});
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
}
else if(chr == "#00f") {
cell =
createTiddlyElement(e,"td",null,"CellMarkedBlue",null,{style:"background-color:
#00f;"});
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
}
else if(chr == "#ff0") {
cell =
createTiddlyElement(e,"td",null,"CellMarkedYellow",null,{style:"background-color:
#ff0;"});
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
}
else if(chr == "#f0f") {
cell =
createTiddlyElement(e,"td",null,"CellMarkedPurple",null,{style:"background-color:
#f0f;"});
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
}
else if(chr == "#0ff") {
cell =
createTiddlyElement(e,"td",null,"CellMarkedLightBlue",null,{style:"background-color:
#0ff;"});
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
}
else if(chr == "###0") {
cell = createTiddlyElement(e,"td",null,"CellMarked0");
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
}
else if(chr == "###1") {
cell = createTiddlyElement(e,"td",null,"CellMarked1");
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
w.nextMatch++;
}
else {
cell = createTiddlyElement(e,"td");
}
Results:
<https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-zKGsVx3mSEI/UmhF8XMdRFI/AAAAAAAAALw/iZVBiqIMJfI/s1600/2013-10-23_145535.png>
<https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-GTtD9zz3aVY/UmhGIHQhUlI/AAAAAAAAAL4/obo9AWa-uBc/s1600/2013-10-23_145458.png>
On Wednesday, October 23, 2013 2:00:03 PM UTC-7, Chad wrote:
>
> Yes, that's exactly what I meant... I didn't express it clearly enough, I
> guess.
> Well, even this one highlighting found so far helps a lot. Thank you!
>
> четверг, 24 октября 2013 г., 0:35:07 UTC+4 пользователь Stephan Hradek
> написал:
>>
>> No...
>>
>> You mark a cell as header by putting ! at the beginning.
>>
>> With the trick you are able to highlight a non-header cell by putting a !
>> at the beginning.
>>
>> The only difference is: If the cell is either in the first row of a table
>> or the first cell of any row, it's considered a real header. Is it
>> somewhere else, it is highlighted.
>>
>> But you only have one kind of highlight available.
>>
>
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