Much too late, shouldn't write this as it may be just be... not what you 
want. But at least it works;

<$set name="aa" filter="[tag[HelloThere]]">
<$macrocall $name="tabs" tabsList=<<aa>> class="tc-vertical"/>
</$set>

I'm aksing my brain how to put inthe name of currentTiddler there but it 
tells me nto to disturb it while it's sleeping.

Caption field is just a simple field you name "caption" and give a value 
"whatever you want todisplay on the tab", i. e the bottom thingy in edit 
mode. When people talk about some field you've never heard of, it's because 
it doesn't exist - until you make it. Like the goodnite field. I'll set 
value to: now.

<:-)


On Friday, May 13, 2016 at 12:40:32 AM UTC+2, wolfsong wrote:
>
> Hi Mat
>
> Yes. I want to create a template for a tabbed tiddler where the parent 
> tiddler and each of the tabs have the same title but the tabs will also 
> have a suffix. This way if I need to edit a tab, I will be able to verify 
> which tiddler is the parent. I maybe looking at doing this the wrong way. 
> Can you explain how the caption field would be used?
>
> I think I have vertical tabs working. Is it class:"tc-vertical" or 
> class=tc-vertical? The parameters are given but not used in the examples on 
> tiddlywiki.com so I'm unclear on what this and other syntax should be.
>
> You're right. I'm not using it because what I tried didn't work and broke 
> the tabs. I tried this:
>
> <<tabs tabsList:"[[<<currentTiddler>>: Description]] [[<<currentTiddler>>: 
> Devices]] [[<<currentTiddler>>: Frequency]] [[<<currentTiddler>>: Script 
> Name]] [[<<currentTiddler>>: Monitoring Criteria]] [[<<currentTiddler>>: 
> Alert 
> Trigger Criteria]] [[<<currentTiddler>>: Immediate Reaction Steps]]" 
> class:"tc-vertical">>
>
> and this
>
> <<tabs tabsList:"<<currentTiddler>>[[: Description]] <<currentTiddler>>[[: 
> Devices]] <<currentTiddler>>[[: Frequency]] <<currentTiddler>>[[: Script 
> Name]] [[<<currentTiddler>>: Monitoring Criteria]] <<currentTiddler>>[[: 
> Alert 
> Trigger Criteria]] <<currentTiddler>>[[: Immediate Reaction Steps]]" 
> class:"tc-vertical">>
>
> but neither works.
>
> Thanks
> Cristov
>
>
>
> On Thursday, May 12, 2016 at 4:50:02 PM UTC-5, Mat wrote:
>>
>> Hi wolfsong
>>
>> On Thursday, May 12, 2016 at 10:27:18 PM UTC+2, wolfsong wrote:
>>>
>>> After looking through the forum a bit I think I need something that's a 
>>> close to this 
>>> <https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!searchin/tiddlywiki/tabs$20template/tiddlywiki/KCu4GqZiH94/Lj0MIgr_IgAJ>
>>>  where 
>>> I have a template for a tabbed document that separates each section into 
>>> it's own tiddler. I'm just not certain how to pass the name of to the 
>>> sections and do this as a template. I have a macro that sorta works in that 
>>> it creates the tabs when called
>>>
>>> \define monitoringtabs(<<currentTiddler>>)
>>> <<tabs tabsList:"[[Description]] [[Devices]] [[Frequency]] [[Script 
>>> Name]] [[Monitoring Criteria]] [[Alert Trigger Criteria]] [[Immediate 
>>> Reaction Steps]]" class:"tc-vertical">>
>>> \end
>>>
>>> What I'd like the template to actually do is call the macro and create 
>>> the tabs but with the naming convention of Parent Title: Description, 
>>> Parent Title: Frequency, etc. but only show the suffix for each of the 
>>> tabs. Is that possible?
>>>
>>
>> In spite of your obvious efforts to make the questions very clear, it's a 
>> bit vague to me (what is "a tabbed document" - do you mean a tabbed 
>> tiddler? And I certainly don't understand "use a template to pull in 
>> tiddlers") ...but I think I got at least a few things. So FWIW;
>>
>> For getting a tab to show something else than the title of the tiddler it 
>> is showing, you use a caption field in the tiddler.
>>
>> To get vertical tabs, I'm guessing (based on docs, didn't try) that you 
>> just put class="tc-vertical" inside the tabs macro, perhaps at extreme 
>> right.
>>
>> In your macro def, I don't think you should include the currentTddler 
>> macro call as  an argument. Try to just leav the parameter list empty i.e 
>> () and just make the call inside the actual macro where you need it. 
>> However, it doesn't look like you're using it so... just skip it.
>>  
>> Hope this is of at least some help. But keep on asking for the other 
>> stuff.
>>
>> <:-)
>>
>

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