Is it possible you are mistaken? I get similar results with 5.1.13.
I think you need to use a macro to concatenate your style settings and your
dictionary values. This works, for instance:
\define myhighlightedtext() @@background-color:$(bgc)$;Text to be
highlighted @@
<$set name=bgc value={{$:/palettes/Editor##highlight}}>
<<myhighlightedtext>>
</$set>
Good luck!
On Thursday, August 15, 2019 at 12:27:25 PM UTC-7, Stephen Kimmel wrote:
>
> I use a dictionary tiddlers to store, among other things, colors in the
> hex format. Things like
>
> alt-text: #ee82fd
> highlight: #ffff80
>
> In the earlier versions I could that with a statement like
>
> @@background-color:{{$:/palettes/Editor##highlight}};Text to be
> highlighted @@
>
> and it would work correctly. The latest version stopped working. When I
> enter
>
> {{$:/palettes/Editor##highlight}}
>
> instead of getting #ffff80, I now get something like
>
> A. ffff80
>
> It appears that it parsing it as a bullet item. Is there an easy
> work-around for that?
>
>
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