>
> But I have noticed the style sections if displayed apply to the whole
> window. So its necessary to to ensure they are scoped.
True. That why you have to use unique class names for that tiddler-- to
keep it from effecting the rest of the window...
<style>
.class_name_for_this_tiddler_only { }
</style>
if you want unique styling for only a single tiddler
and don't use something like this
<style>
p { }
</style>
The big drawback to in tiddler styling is keeping track of it. With custom
stylesheets (tagged $:/tags/Stylesheet) you can have a tiddler list and
display them all for trackingand central reference:
<$list filter="[tag[$:/tags/Stylesheet]!prefix[$:/theme]]">
<$link><$view field="title"/></$link> / <$view field="caption"/><br/>
<pre><code><$view field="text" format="text"/></code></pre>
</$list>
SEE: [[code format display in lists]]
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