Accessing ts-raw without the slot widget?

[CodaCoder]

Best Practice: Tiddlywiki and Structure of Long Note

I do this ALL the time, though I call them author-elements and I don’t use the technique at the chapter level. In my world, a chapter is a grouping of tiddlers. A chapter-section (chapsec) is a tiddler. Chapsecs belonging to the same chapter have the same number/name in their chapter field. A chapsec might contain zero or more author-elements: <about-fission> Stuff about nuclear fission </about-fission> <about-bilbo-baggins> Stuff about Bilbo Baggins </about-bilbo-baggins> Another tiddler …

Section Editor - Prototype

I think you should use custom elements <mo-section> stuff </mo-section> I appreciate you want to use Hn tags (and they’re ready to go in the toolbar) but setting aside your very own elements seems better somehow (gives you a bit more control over their meaning, too). I’m sure you could add them to the toolbar if you wanted to. Other than that, great piece of work @Mohammad !

Parsing html and other tags

Folks, I know this has being covered before, but just can not locate it. 40+mins searching so far. Someone published the way to parse a tiddler containing tags such as one or more <atag>something</atag> in a tiddler. It also took account of attributes such as <atag some=attribute>something</atag>. Of course TiddlyWiki’s prolific use of “tags” is possibly making it difficult for me. Any pointers appreciated. For anyone interested in why? I want to develop a method where you can use an arbi…