Ok, so I saved and restarted tiddlywiki and this method will work on a new
sheet but not on the old sheet I was originally working with. It seems it
has something to do with the brackets I'm using or with forcing a line
break. Basically, I'm taking notes for computer science. We all have to use
a certain style with our conditionals and loops. What I'm trying to produce
is something like this:
if (whatever)
{
Do stuff;
}
else
{
Do other stuff;
}
To do that I am using <br> to force a line break like so:
if (whatever) <br>
*.x { <br>
and so on...
But something seems to be messing with the indentation using *.x followed
by a '{' as this just produces the following:
if (whatever)
*.x {
Any ideas?
Thanks again!
On Monday, February 27, 2017 at 11:37:37 AM UTC-6, PMario wrote:
>
> On Monday, February 27, 2017 at 5:42:31 PM UTC+1, philosopherhobbs wrote:
>
> Is the syntax such that I just type *.x before the text I want to indent
>> once and that should do it?
>>
>
> Right. If you use
>
> **.x you'll indent to level 2 and so on.
>
> There's also the reason why I did use x as a class name. It's short and
> fast to type. you could use i or indent ... indent if you find it easier.
> eg:
>
> *.indent .. but more to type :)
>
> -m
>
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