Ste Wilson wrote:
>
> So how would I do that then?
>
> If any of its any good for your physics class feel free ;)
>
Appreciated but my pupils are younger :-)
OK, since I'm dabbling with this just now - here, you could probably use
something like this:
\define column-item(filter, subfilter)
<$list filter="$filter$" variable=subject>
<span class="column-item">
<div class="column-item-heading"><<subject>></div>
<$list filter="""$subfilter$ +[tag<subject>]""">
<div class="column-item-item">
{{!!title}}
</div>
</$list>
</span>
</$list>
\end
Then you call it all for example like so
@@.columns
<<column-item "[tag[subject]]" "[tag[Equation]]">>
@@
If you put the code in a separate macro, you could reuse it also for each
subject, i.e each subject could be it's own tiddler and then put these in
every one of them:
@@.columns
<$macrocall $name=column-item filter=<<currentTiddler>> subfilter=
"[tag[Equation]]" />
@@
...or, if these equations are a big part of your whole site then you could
make a conditional viewtemplate stating that any tiddler tagged subject
should show that code just above this row. This way you would not manually
have to put that code into every subject tiddler and if you add a new
subject tiddler, it will automatically show content.
<:-)
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