Ahhh, now i understand. Thank you... On Wednesday, February 25, 2015 at 1:01:10 PM UTC-5, Jed Carty wrote: > > There are two reasons this can happen. > > First, and the reason it happens in the examples you linked to, is that in > most (possibly all) of the built in table of contents macros have layers in > the hierarchy alternating between bold and normal text. So in that example > all of the items in the root layer (first, second, third, fourth) are bold > because they are in the first layer. Then firstone, firsttwo and so on are > not bold because they are directly below a bolded layer, and then finally > secondthreeone, secondthreetwo and so on are bold because they are below a > non-bolded layer. > > It is just there to help visually distinguish between the layers in the > table of contents hierarchy. > > Second, if you have plugins that add tiddlers to your table of contents > those tiddlers will be bold by default because that is how shadow tiddler > names are displayed. If one of those tiddlers gets changed than the name > will no longer be bold. This can lead to tiddlers in the table of contents > not following the above pattern. It is also why I have started moving any > configuration or changes to tiddlers out of the visible tiddlers in my > plugins. >
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