How to highlight Tiddlers titles with empty body content

[XYZ]

that may be provide a reference

When referencing a link, how do I highlight a parse link that doesn't have an entry created?

a.tc-tiddlylink-missing { font-style: italics; color:red; } in a tiddler with $:/tags/Stylesheet

It could be in this form

“Cat” and “Dog” need to be highlighted in red because they don’t have anything in the body of the text, the accent color of the Tiddlers title makes me realize that I need to finish this note quickly, and I want it to be highlighted in the various embedded filter lists

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[Charlie_Veniot]

Hello,

Give this a spin (code below the image):

<$vars myfilter="[get[text]else[_empty_]match[_empty_]]">
<$list filter="[!is[system]filter<myfilter>]">
[data-tiddler-title="<<currentTiddler>>"] {
  border: 4px solid blue;
}
</$list>
</$vars>

[XYZ]

Thank you very much！

I changed the color to green again, and the blue you gave me a sense of ease

What if the tiddlers are empty, as in this photo, and only “one” and “two” are changed to bold colors? Might this conflict with tiddlywiki’s theme style?

“good! tiddler” may become super long as I use python to import a large number of empty body content tiddlers, which may be a certain test of computer performance, is there a way to only display the code style after editing in “good tiddler”?

@XYZ

and I want it to be highlighted in the various embedded filter lists

In the embedding filter body of the Tiddlers filter content is empty, the filter results correspond to the project discoloration

Its code implementation logic is:

@XYZ

It could be in this form

[Charlie_Veniot]

G’day,

@XYZ

What if the tiddlers are empty, as in this photo, and only “one” and “two” are changed to bold colors? Might this conflict with tiddlywiki’s theme style?

I don’t know of any possible conflict with TW’s theme style.

@XYZ

“good! tiddler” may become super long as I use python to import a large number of empty body content tiddlers, which may be a certain test of computer performance, is there a way to only display the code style after editing in “good tiddler”?

I would not worry about performance unless you find that you are having a performance issue. If and when there is a performance issue.

@XYZ

In the embedding filter body of the Tiddlers filter content is empty, the filter results correspond to the project discoloration

I’m not sure what you are asking for here. I had a pretty bad sleep last night, so I may look at this again tomorrow (or after whenever I can get a decent sleep?)

[Springer]

@XYZ

is there a way to only display the code style after editing in “good tiddler”?

Make a field called code-body with value yes

[XYZ]

Perfectly solved, thank you very much, I didn’t expect it to be such a simple and powerful little feature!

[XYZ]

May ten years have passed in your dreams, and in fact one day has passed, in which you have realized the true meaning of tiddlywiki