Folks,
I simply can't get over the power this adds to tiddlywiki.
- Even just to use a symbol for a known or arbitrary html element name
is immensely powerful.
- Having a symbol and name simply replace a specific implementation of a
widget and pre-set attributes
- This includes the use of the macrocall widget to prefill macro
parameters.
- The ability to use a set of .classnames against any line or block in
wikitext is another expansive opportunity
- The classnames so defined are readily applied to other wikitext
elements and are thus able to be re-used in many places.
- Using a symbol/name to indicate the application of a larger set of
classes is also a way to collapse complexity into the minimum of annotations
- It is now possible to generate an "alias" name for many things
including existing css
\customise tick=frame _classes="tc-tiddler-frame"
- To be able to provide the content of a line as input to many different
customised responses
eg filter to list-links °orderedList [tag[toc]]
I am yet to fully comprehend how to go between inline, block and \n or \n\n
without end strings but I think its all there?
I am also trying to use previous workarounds with customise for anchors and
links within tiddlers. Then simplify with customise.
Regards
Tony
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