On Thursday, September 10, 2020 at 7:05:51 PM UTC+2, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
> The tool has a flexibility & utility that is quite surprising!
> I think quite a lot more than any of us anticipated!
>
That's right. It was surprising.
If I did use different IDs I could have made the whole list widget thing
into a completely cryptic line of almost nothing.
\customize degree htmlTag="$presentation" mode=block endString="---"
\customize angel htmlTag="$list" mode=block endString="--"
filter="[tag[slide]sort[title]]"
\customize tick htmlTag="$slide" mode=block endString="-"
° » ´ <$transclude mode=block /> - -- ---
It works and is an equivalent of
<$presentation>
<$list filter="[tag[slide]sort[title]]">
<$slide>
<$transclude mode="block" />
</$slide>
</$list>
</$presentation>
If wikitext {{}} transclusion would have a syntax for block mode, it could
be:
° » ´ {{}} - -- ---
That's the highest level of abstraction ... I would love to demonstrate
something like this.
It should be less code with importcustom. ... But there seems to be an
issue.
I will post an example of usage to solve a difficult problem once I have
> enough content for it to be understandable by others.
>
Looking forward to the "problem" and the "solution"
-mario
PS: The latest version V 0.2.3 allows endString to be within the code
somewhere. ... No extra line needed atm. .. I'm not sure if this will stay,
but it creates cool looking "something" ;)
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