Hi Frederico, Stephan and Danielo
Do you know if it will ever be possible to use tiddler images in a class?
Imo hardcoding base64 binary code for images in stylesheets has never been
"my cup of tea" - however I really like the idea of having few images as
tiddlers in a TW - and reuse them for many purposes: as icons - button
images etc etc ...
I realize that it *is* possible when tiddlers are distributed via node.js
or tiddlyweb as individual entities, because it allows us to point to a
binary image tiddler - I am talking about a standalone/one file TW...
Cheers Måns Mårtensson
Den lørdag den 31. maj 2014 13.49.07 UTC+2 skrev Frederico Jeronimo:
>
> Hi Danielo,
>
> I don't see why this wouldn't work with other svgs or any other image
> format for that matter. As a quick related test, I tried with a normal
> image instead (a gif) and detected no problems:
>
> *CSS*
> span.archive> a
> {
> background: url("./images/Icon_Winzip.gif") center left no-repeat;
> padding-left: 18px;
> }
>
> would lead, for example, to a link pointing to a tiddler ('Zoology
> Research - Mammals (2013)') with the field 'class' set to value 'archive'
> as such:
>
> {{Zoology research - Mammals (2013)||mylink}}
>
>
> <https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-ck_XaWuMXGs/U4m9XJav4eI/AAAAAAAAACY/uuDquaXK3ak/s1600/ZoologyResearch.png>
>
> As for the amount of work required, I think it really depends on the
> number of individual icons you want for your tiddlers. For me, I only have
> about 5 or 6 main categories of tiddlers, so I only need 5 or 6 classes in
> total. To put it in context, I can have a class called 'note' with about 30
> tiddlers and another called 'idea' applied in 40. All the notes have the
> same hyperlink icon as well as all the ideas.
>
> Of course, if I wanted individual icons for each and every tiddler, I was
> looking at specifying 70 classes in total, which might be quite a bit of
> work...
>
> To make this easier to manage, I'm in the process of creating template
> tiddlers that will populate the class field automatically (and define the
> overall structure of the tiddler) when I generate new ones (e.g. if I want
> a note tiddler, the class will be filled with 'note').
>
>
> On Tuesday, May 27, 2014 10:59:05 PM UTC+1, Danielo Rodríguez wrote:
>>
>> Can this work with normal svg images? I like the font awesome icons but
>> I'm worried about compatibility. So for each link you have to create a new
>> tiddler with the title and a field called class? how do you manage this?
>>
>> Would you consider to post a public online example?
>>
>
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