What tiddoc does is use a regular expression filter to extract and then 
display headers inside a page, and then format them with custom styles. 

I'm sure a similar template could be developed that would show links. The 
problem is ... they wouldn't go anywhere! Regular html links don't work 
inside of TW, and especially inside of a single tiddler.. 

This is where the "smallest semantic unit" concept runs against the way 
most of us work. Oh well.

You could look at the slicer edition to see how a document could be 
composed of separate tiddlers. Then a TOC macro or a list structure could 
be used to display a table of contents that could actually link to 
something. 

-- Mark



On Saturday, January 26, 2019 at 3:54:39 PM UTC-8, Dave Gifford - 
http://www.giffmex.org/ wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> In StackEdit I really enjoy that it automatically creates an outline from 
> markdown headings # = h1 ## = h2, ## = h3, etc.
>
> See this example of an (experimental) html that I created via Stackedit. 
> http://articulos.giffmex.org/1LDP/apologetica.html
>
> The left outline is automatically generated, and I also duplicated it at 
> the top of the main text section, thinking of mobile users. The lines of 
> the outline are links to the relevant sections.
>
> Most of the discussion on outlines for TW have to do with tagging, 
> understandably. I am wondering if something similar can be done with 
> tiddler markup.
>
> tidtoc (http://tidtoc.tiddlyspot.com/#GettingStarted) is a step towards 
> this. It creates a toc based on TW headers. But the lines of the outline 
> are not links. Could they be?
>
> Even better if a sidebar could show the outline of an open tiddler. 
>
> Just curious if this butts up against TW's limits, or if it is just 
> something no one has done before.
>
> Dave
>

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