TiddlyTweeter is asking about the kind of behavior found in this long html
I created with StackEdit.
http://giffmex.org/experiments/mateo.28.16.20.html Click on any link and it
moves up and down the 'story river' to the right section.
I think that is standard TiddlyWiki behavior, right? Thus the puzzled
replies.
If the question is whether TiddlyWiki can export to static html and have
the same behavior, the question makes more sense, and the answer is now
yes, thanks to the recent HTML anchors hack.
I create a long tiddler that transcludes other tiddlers tagged entry and
sorted using an 'id' field, using the following.
1. In my case I populate the id fields of the tiddlers tagged 'entry' with
numbers, like #00.02. Note there is one hashtag. Those become the ID's used
in the tiddler that is exported to HTML
2. Then in the tiddler to be exported I place the following list widget,
which transcludes the tiddlers, sorted by the id #, and each is preceded by
their html anchor.
```
<$list filter="[tag[entry]sort[id]]"><hr><h1 id={{!!id}}><$view
field="title"/></h1><$transclude mode="block"/></$list>
```
3. Then I hand key a TOC with links lke <a href="##00.02">Link text</a>.
Note there are two hashtags.
But I imagine step 3 could also be done with a list widget that links to
the id's.
4. As for the placement of the TOC, I wanted my HTML's to be more suitable
for mobile, so instead of placing the TOC on the left, I placed it at the
top and created links to it at the bottom of the text of each transcluded
tiddler, so that the user can click a link to return to the TOC from any
section.
Dave
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