CSS question: can I modify display based on server hostname in the http call?

[Lost Admin]

Probably best to explain with examples so ...

If I go to https://admin.example.com/website/ I want have the sidebar (and edit-tools) show. This would be the default behavior for tiddlywiki.

But if I go to https://website.example.com/ I will be shown the same tiddlywiki file but I want to hide all the editing/admin functionality of tiddlywiki so it looks more like a normal website.

I'm using Tiddlywiki as a sort of CMS for some very small hobby projects. I want the public facing side of things to look like normal websites. I expect I should be able to have CSS that makes the administrative parts of tiddlywiki display:none. I've seen some examples of conditional display (related to screen resolution). Is there a way to do it based on hostname or a cookie (I could have the web server set a cookie).

[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Lost Admin

You should be able to set up a startup action that examines the URL pathname and assigns different values to configuration tiddlers accordingly. See:

https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/#StartupActions:StartupActions%20InfoMechanism

Best wishes

Jeremy.

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