A lot of the tiddlers i create basically amount to long lists with many headers followed by single-word or single-sentence bullet-lists. I’m using TW for writing and world building so its stuff like character profiles, tables-of-contents, and organizational hierarchy lists. When viewing these on a …

In addition to Mohammad’s link, see Columns - lets you present content inside a tiddler split up into columns. The content flows to equal out the colums heights and the view is responsive to tiddler width e.g as affected by device width. Columns within a tiddler CSS and documentation on how to d…

Section Editor create, edit, fold, manage sections Section editor would be useful in this scenario. Take a look at this

This is an interesting solution to other problems, and it does hypothetically help the same situation, but I’d really like the ability to have vertical columns so I can keep the entire character profile in view on one screen.

https://kookma.github.io/TW-Shiraz/#demo%2Ftiddler-in-multi-columns How about this ?

Oh awesome! These look like 2 variations on pretty much exactly what i was hoping for! I knew someone had to have had the same idea before, its a pretty common way to format text. Thanks a ton!

Shiraz has this feature! Look at https://kookma.github.io/TW-Shiraz/#Tutorial%20Multicolumn:[[Tutorial%20Multicolumn]] I think @arunnbabu81 also has developed a viewtoolbar button for Shiraz to switch between on/two/three and four columns layout.

[image] How to create a single button to add different fields or field values to a tiddler in multiple sequential steps You can give the following code a try. Probably a more elegant option is available, but this seems to work for the requested value cycling: …

I’m always stunned just how many solutions are available in tiddlywiki, often for slight variations on the same problem. And beyond that, you can show up with a question and so many helpful people show up right away! Thanks!

The answers so far are about setting column-count. You can also fix the column-width to a fixed amount and let that dictate the number of columns that show: @@column-width:15em; Your content @@ or any other way you apply block-level CSS

[image] Scott_Sauyet: @@column-width:15em Your content @@ Small nudge (in case novice tries and isn’t sure why): You would need a semi-colon at the end of the css declaration: @@column-width:15em; Thanks for the tip, @Scott_Sauyet — I didn’t know this one!

[image] Springer: Small nudge (in case novice tries and isn’t sure why): You would need a semi-colon at the end of the css declaration: Oops, yes, thanks. Updated.

A way to create 2 columns within a single tiddler?

arunnbabu81 January 7, 2025, 7:22pm 8

Here is that code shared by @Brian_Radspinner