I’d like to add some style or a specific identifier to tiddlers that come from includeWikis, so I can be sure that what I’m modifying is not from this repository. But I haven’t found a way to do this.
What I’ve come up with so far is to create a root tiddler in the includeWikis repository, and then filter all the tiddlers below that root tiddler and give them special markers. But is there a better way, like judging directly from the file path or something like that. I’ve searched a lot of discussions, including on github, but there still seems to be very little information about this.
Inspect $:/config/OriginalTiddlerPaths in your wiki.
My $:/config/OriginalTiddlerPaths do not contain tiddlers from includewikis.
I don’t know what css is affecting it, causing me to not be able to handle it the $:/tags/ClassFilters/TiddlerTemplate way, I can see that there is css present, but it’s not the highest priority. So I had to go with the Subtitle approach, which works as shown below.
An unrelated discussion on how to check and fix css in TiddlyWiki, or deal with css priorities and such. Sometimes debugging css really wastes a lot of my time without knowing how to do it. And especially when each plugin has separate css settings, it’s really hard to check those css files.