is TOC the answer for list/sublist?

[Dave]

I have this list

<ul>

    <$list filter="[days[-14]!is[system]!sort[modified]limit[20]]">

    <li>

      <$link><$view field="title"/></$link> <$view field='modified' format="date" template="DDth mmm "/>

    </li>

  </$list>

</ul>

that gives something like this

• Draft of 'recentTiddlers' 24th Jan
• recentTiddlers 23rd Jan
• TableOfContents 23rd Jan
• AgendaSmaller 23rd Jan
• fix xcfe screen tearing 23rd Jan
• Today List 22nd Jan

Is there a way (I'm guessing by using TOC) to make that list a bit more structured, kind of like the real Recents list is?

Thanks,

- Dave 

[Eric Shulman]

You want to use the <<timeline>> macro (see https://tiddlywiki.com/#timeline%20Macro)

For your purposes, something like this:

<<timeline limit:20 subfilter:"days[-14]" format:"DDth mmm">>

enjoy,

-e

[Dave]

Nice!  That's exactly it :)  

Somehow my "normal" Recent Tiddlers tab got screwed up and I wasn't able to figure out what caused it, so that works perfectly - Thank you!!

[TonyM]

Dave,

I am not sure if this exactly relevant, but its a useful tip anyway.

Remember if you edit system tiddlers supplied buy tiddlywiki deleting them can restore the underlying shadow tiddler. Clone the existing one then delete the originally named tiddler and see if that fixes it, if not you can restore the customised one by renaming the clone back to the original title.

Regards

Tony