Given that you have already split the word document into separate files, Jeremy's answer is probably as good as there is. However, for the next time you need to do something like this, consider that you could have done the operation differently.
I import Word files into TiddlyWiki all the time and some of them are quite large. I open the document in Word and copy the entire document. I then paste it into TiddlyWiki creating one large tiddler. The copy and paste operation nearly converts the document into a text document but not quite and some of the formatting has to be repaired. Once I've saved the large tiddler, for many of my purposes, I'm done. When I need a small portion of the large tiddler, I can split it out simply enough. If you highlight the portion of the text in display mode and drag it to an open area of TiddlyWiki, say under the sidebar, and drop it there, TiddlyWiki will treat that as though you're importing a new untitled tiddler. You can then complete the import and rename that tiddler anything you would like. The net result is that you could do the entire operation in about the same amount of time as you have done already. An alternative approach is to get yourself a copy of TiddlyWiki Classic from Eric's TiddlyTools http://www.tiddlytools.com/ with the Quickstart Basics package. That includes an editor function that will allow you to split a large tiddler into smaller ones while leaving either links or transclusions in the main document to retain the order of the original document. Eric also has what I would call a powertool called SplitTiddler that will split the large tiddler automatically in a number of different ways including at a user defined section marker. Eric's tools will only work with TiddlyWiki Classic. However, once you have the document split up or refactored, you can then import the finished tiddlers into TW5. Although TiddlyWiki was designed with small tiddlers in mind, I find it handles large ones just as well. You can leave the Word document as a single tiddler if that suits your needs or split it up as required. Next time you import a Word document, consider what you are actually trying to accomplish before you go to the effort of splitting it up. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
