>
>   It seems that it;s still not possible to display images from an 
> http://reference as it was in the previous TiddlyWIKI.
>

That is correct - as things stand, it is only possible to display external
images via an inline <img src="blah"> tag. I have thought that the old
[img[URL]] syntax could be re-introduced as a shortcut for the <img> tag.


> I have been rolling out a solution based on use of "img" links and was
> hoping to how how much nicer TiddyWIKI5 is to look at.  We keep a load of
> screenshots as files on a external system - without these links working my
> solution does not either.
>

You can use image links in TW5 like this:

<$link to="TiddlerTitle"><img src="myimage.jpeg></$link>

It can be simplified by using a macro definition at the top of a tiddler.
For example:

\define linkimage(title,url)
<$link to="$title$"><img src="$url$"></$link>
\end

Here is an image: <<linkimage MyTiddler myimage.jpeg>>


>
>   Any chance that you're secretly holding back this feature?
>

Ha! I'm just a poor documentarian.

Best wishes

Jeremy


>
>   Thanks.
>
> kjc
>
>
> On Tuesday, July 31, 2012 7:34:17 PM UTC-4, PMario wrote:
>>
>> On Jul 30, 11:33 pm, John Hind <[email protected]> wrote:
>> > However there is now way to much redundancy for my taste. All the
>> following
>> > seem to be equivalent:
>> >
>> > 1. ((Motovun Jack.jpg))
>> @jeremy
>> I'm not 100% sure, but I think, the ((...)) starts it's live as a
>> replacement for the <<inclusion ...>> macro, that was used inside
>> template tiddlers. It just did include text from a tiddler, without
>> any <div> or <span> wrapper into the template. right?
>> So the usecase is totally different to a <<tiddler>> transclusion.
>>
>> > 4. <<image [[Motovun Jack.jpg]]>>
>> > 5. <<tiddler [[Motovun Jack.jpg]]>>
>> For me this are 2 totally different macros. That both of them display
>> the x.jpg tiddler as a picture is a coincidence. If I change the
>> "type" field of x.jpg to "text/plain" I want <<tiddler [[Motovun
>> Jack.jpg]] "className">> to display the tiddler content as text. With
>> jpg, it would only make sense for debugging but anyway. With svg it
>> makes sense .....
>>
>> <<image [[anypic]] width:111 height:111 other image specific params to
>> come >> ... should display a tiddlers content as a picture, no matter
>> what type the tiddler is.
>>
>> -m
>>
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