> I would like to know how I can make a particular tiddler to not
> interpret certain parts. For e.g. if I am adding content like piece of
> shell script, tiddler tries to interpret that using the tiddlywiki
To completely prevent 'wikification', surround content with tripled-
double quotes, e.g.:
"""This will not be wikified"""
or, if you prefer, you can use <nowiki>...</nowiki>, as in:
<nowiki>This will not be wikified</nowiki>
If you want to create an "code" inline element, use:
{{{This will not be wikified}}}
Code elements appear using a fixed-width font, and are not wikified.
However, they are still word-wrapped, and any surrounding styles (such
as font size, italics, etc.) will still be applied.
Alternatively, if you want to create a "pre" block element, simply put
the {{{ and }}} on lines by themselves, like this:
{{{
This will not be wikified
}}}
As with code elements, pre elements also use a fixed-width font and
are not wikified. However, the default CSS in TW also automatically
encloses the pre block content with a border and uses a pale yellow
background to set the text apart from the surrounding content.
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios