On Tuesday, April 1, 2014 7:24:28 PM UTC-7, Shankar wrote:
>
> I vaguely remember there is a way to specify CSS style inside a tiddler -
> NOT @@color(#00FF); some text here @@. That change would be effective only
> within that tiddler. I would like to specify all *.tiddlyLinkExisting*in
> one color and
> *.tiddlyLinkNonExisting* in another color, inside a particular tiddler.
> And these colors are different from the all others used for the same
> outside of this tiddler.
>
You can embed an CSS stylesheet directly into tiddler content like this:
<html><style>
#tiddlerNameOfTiddler .viewer .tiddlyLinkExisting {background:lightgreen;}
#tiddlerNameOfTiddler .viewer .tiddlyLinkNonExisting {background:lightblue;}
</style></html>
GettingStarted exists
NotHere does not exist
Note the way the CSS rules use "#tiddlerNameofTiddler" to ensure the rule
is specific to only a given tiddler. Also note how ".viewer" is used to
limit the styles to only the *content* of the tiddler so any links within
the tiddler's title/subtitle (e.g., the username of the tiddler author),
will not be affected by the style change.
enjoy,
-e
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