New docs on filters: any more suggestions
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Yakov
Dec 3, 2012, 12:01:48 PM12/3/12
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Hello,
I've written a piece of docs regarding filters [1], rather detailed one, so I'm interested in feedback about it. Especially if I missed some availabe plugins that add filters, and usage aspects; but practically any feedback is welcome. One thing, though: I haven't written docs about how to create filters via plugins which should be in a separate article (probably will do this later).
Some side questions:
* is it me or the size of code symbols is almost half of that of ordinary symbols for everybody (in FireFox)? This probably should be fixed..
* I'm going to reference this piece of docs in another place. Is there any way to marks this so that other editors can notify me before renaming this tiddler (or merging it with another etc)?
PMario
Dec 4, 2012, 5:59:28 AM12/4/12
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I'm pretty sure, that [tiddler[tName]] doesn't work
imo it should be:
<<list filter [title[test]]>>
where [title[test]] and [[test]] are the same, as title is used by
default.
didn't check any further (yet).
@any member
can someone make me a member of the tiddlywiki.org space. So I can add
and contribute stuff there.
-m
imo it should be:
<<list filter [title[test]]>>
where [title[test]] and [[test]] are the same, as title is used by
default.
didn't check any further (yet).
@any member
can someone make me a member of the tiddlywiki.org space. So I can add
and contribute stuff there.
-m
cdent
Dec 4, 2012, 2:36:38 PM12/4/12
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On Dec 4, 10:59 am, PMario <pmari...@gmail.com> wrote:
> @any member
> can someone make me a member of the tiddlywiki.org space. So I can add
> and contribute stuff there.
You just need to log in. Your cookie for *tiddlyspace.com doesn't work
> @any member
> can someone make me a member of the tiddlywiki.org space. So I can add
> and contribute stuff there.
when visiting the space as tiddlywiki.org so you need to log in. Once
you do, the policies are set up so that ANY authenticated person can
edit and create tiddlers.
The other option is to visit the space as tiddlywiki.tiddlyspace.com
and then your existing cookie will work.
Yakov
Dec 5, 2012, 7:23:57 AM12/5/12
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Hi Mario,
you're right, [tiddler[name]] is something wrong, probably copied to my notes from some elder docs; corrected that. I wouldn't add [title[name]] to the "tiddler" raw though, because that's actually the "field" filter.
I tried to you as "pmario" but this didn't work, so you probably have to try what Chris suggested.
So what about the size of code elements? [I added a screenshot of what I see in FF]
Best regards,
Yakov.
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PMario
Dec 5, 2012, 9:01:57 AM12/5/12
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On 5 Dez., 13:23, Yakov <yakov.litvin.publi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> So what about the size of code elements? [I added a screenshot of what I
> see in FF]
With my system ubuntu 12.04 FF17.0.1 it works quite well. (win7 FF17
> So what about the size of code elements? [I added a screenshot of what I
> see in FF]
same results)
My Firebug font settins show something like these
calculated settings for <code> element:
font-family monospace
body helvetica,arial,sans-serif
font-size 12.9667px
.viewer code 1.2em
color #51534A
.viewer code #51534A
line-height 18.15px
.viewer code 1.4em
so font-size is about 13 px. which fits well to the rest of my text,
which is 14.4px
So it may be your browser settings or installed / missing fonts in
your (or my) OS :)
-m
Yakov
Dec 8, 2012, 9:03:50 AM12/8/12
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I noticed three things:
* fonts of code and pre elements are small in TiddlyWikis as well (not only in TiddlySpace)
* in a TiddlyWiki a get compiled font-sizes 11.7 px for code and 15 px for ordinary text, in TiddlySpace that's 14 px and 18 px (FireBug sais)
* my screen resolution is 1600x900
Any ideas how to track which party is the problem on? (tiddlywiki core style definintions not accounting different resolutions, or browser style compilation, or may be some OS problems)
I tried a simple html which doesn't have the problem (in FF):
<html>
<body>
<p>
Some text with <code>some code</code>.
</p>
</body>
</html>
<body>
<p>
Some text with <code>some code</code>.
</p>
</body>
</html>
(sizes of code and of the ordinary font are the same).
PMario
Dec 9, 2012, 7:15:00 AM12/9/12
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imo digging for the "real issue" here isn't worth the effort.
Just change .code CSS in your StyleSheet tiddler to fix it.
-m
Just change .code CSS in your StyleSheet tiddler to fix it.
-m
Yakov
Dec 11, 2012, 6:04:22 AM12/11/12
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You're probably right; though the issue is with TiddlySpace also, so at least some "user's style sheet" is to be introduced. Also, there's similar problems with FF for Android (and both menus has tiny font sizes too). But as I don't use FF often, this is not somewhat very disturbing for me.
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