Nice plugin Riz, It shows a confirmation window to export every tiddler, how to restrict this to only one time confirmation window?
Cheers Mohammad On Sunday, January 20, 2019 at 7:24:30 PM UTC+3:30, Riz wrote: > > Still seems to be no way to generate single static pages for each Tiddly >> aside from the convoluted Node.js method via the command line >> > > If I understand correctly, you want to export multiple tiddlers from your > standalone Tiddlywiki to separate Html files, the same way static site > generators do. > I am attaching a plugin called staticExporter macro. Drag and drop it to > your standalone Tiddlywiki, refresh the wiki. Now use it like this. > > <$button actions=<<staticExporter "[tag[HelloThere]]">>> > Export all tiddlers tagged HelloThere to separate HTML files. > </$button> > > > > > You can read more about it in the readme section of the plugin. > > > > Javascript-based tag pills do not work in exported static HTML page. >> > > You mean, if you click on it, the drop-down showing "other tiddlers with > same tag" is not appearing? I haven't done it myself either, but I have an > inkling that this is also possible. Of course you'll have to tweak the > template and link to a copy of external-js of Tiddlywiki, and create a > static list. Difficult, probably time consuming, but possible I guess. > > "Feature creep" – TW is getting more and more features added to it, >> which is adding to the basic file size. >> > > I understand this and voice the same opinion. A number of things in the > recent editions should have been official plugins. What I usually do is, > when a new version come out, I git clone it to a local folder, remove the > unnecessary things, add the stuff I use regularly, build it to an empty > standalone file and use that thereafter, instead of downloading standalone > html from Tiddlywiki.com > > > > I want to use TW as simply as possible, in its original intent – as a >> browser-based program. I have my browser open all the time when on my PC, >> and it is very convenient to switch a tab to my TW, rather than the other >> methods of using it via a server, or a stand-alone program such as >> Tiddlydesktop. Will TW be able to be used like this into the future? >> > > > Have you met Timimi <https://ibnishak.github.io/Timimi/> ? > > > > > > Despite my trepidations, I still like the program and want to be able to >> use it (have to admit that I spend a bit of time "playing" with it!). I >> still have not found the "one program to rule them all" when it comes to >> writing and recording my data and creative work, but TW has a lot of >> elements I like. (Dokuwiki is another wiki I like, but it is more complex >> and requires a server to function.) The community around it is also >> welcoming and friendly! >> > > I have tried out dozens of softwares out there in search of a perfect tool > for building my personal knowledge base. I set the following criteria. > > - FOSS > - Offline first > - Tweakable > - Scalable > - Cross platform. > > In my experience, Tiddlywiki is second only to org mode for the purpose. > But then, there will be always org mode. It is unfair to any note taking > software to be compared to org-freakin-mode, which enjoys the full > hearted support of an ecosystem build by Richard St. Ignucious Stallman > himself in C, and is extensible by the language of gods. I heard that they > are even porting it to rust to enable multi threading. My point is, the > apples and oranges comparison aside, Tiddlywiki is your best bet if you are > not an org mode fan. > > sincerely, > Riz > -- 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 https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/4fb3e01a-f1f7-4488-9ed2-d06d0b56c2a0%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
