Hi Oli B,
Welcome!
Nice domain!
As you found out TW's wiki syntax is a bit different. see:
http://tiddlywiki.com/#WikiText but TW can handle pure text files. So called "dot-tid" files eg: WelcomeVisitors.tid
All TW editions are built using this file format, since it works very well with git and github. eg:
tiddly wiki homepage content The minimal format looks like this:
eg:
title: WelcomeVisitors
! WelcomeVisitors
Welcome to the [[WikiWikiWeb|http://www.c2.com/cgi-bin/wiki?WikiWikiWeb]], also known as "Wiki". A lot of people had their first wiki experience here. This community has been around since 1995 and consists of many people. We always accept newcomers with valuable contributions. If you haven't used a wiki before, be prepared for a bit of [[CultureShock|http://www.c2.com/cgi-bin/wiki?CultureShock ]]. The usefulness of Wiki is in the freedom, simplicity, and power it offers.
....
but it can handle
a lot more fields: ... "title: " is a field name eg:
title: WelcomeVisitors
tags: CategoryWikiHelp tag2 [[tag with spaces]]
created: YYYYMMDDhhmmsszzz .... <tw specific date field> see: http://tiddlywiki.com/#Date%20Fields
creator: user 1
modified: 20160803111825000
modifier: user 2
! WelcomeVisitors
Welcome to the ....
- Once you have a format like this, it's easy to produce a "1 file contains all the stuff" index.html TiddlyWiki. eg:
http://tiddlywiki.com - Or you can use the tiddlywiki command line program to render static files. eg:
http://tiddlywiki.com/static/HelloThere.html - ... do other crazy stuff with your content :)
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Some questions:
- Is your TW writeable from different users, or is it a "pure" personal wiki?
- Do you have admin rights for the domain? .. So can you install new software?
- How does your "writing" (creating new content) workflow look like atm?
hope that helps
mario