Recently I have switched from TiddlyWiki Classic to TiddlyWiki 5. Now it
has become complicated to color individual table cells. I have found this
workaround (somewhere in this newsgroup):
<html><style>
/* compensating the cell padding */
.cell { margin:-1px -7px; padding:1px 7px; }
.positive { background-color:#afa; }
.negative { background-color:#faa; }
</style></html>
| | manual |h
| A | <div class="cell negative">-</div> |
| B | <div class="cell positive">+</div> |
This still requires a lot of typing. So I tried creating a macro for that:
\define pos() <div class="cell positive">+</div>
| | manual | macro |h
| A | <div class="cell negative">-</div> | - |
| B | <div class="cell positive">+</div> | <<pos>> |
But this doesn't work. The lower right table cell stays empty. What am I
doing wrong? Is it possible to create a macro containing HTML at all?
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