I started a wiki post in an attempt to help understand the genesis widget, this thread is to discuss about it / ask questions. Here’s mine: [image] How can we use these attributes ?

These attributes are reserved for the core in case the genesis widget is extended with further explicit attributes. What are you trying to achieve?

Ah I see ! I’m simply trying to understand how to use this new widget, it seems like many here (myself included) has some difficulties understanding how to make a full use of it :slight_smile:

I might have found a bug with the genesis widget, or maybe I’m just using it wrong. I am trying to assign variables and values to a let widget generated by the genesis widget, but it’s not working. I managed to do this with string substitution and was hoping the genesis widget could be used instead…

Maybe it will help you to work backwards from simple, concrete filters towards the more complicated filter you have. For example, this works as expected: * names : {{{ attr1 attr2 }}}  * values: {{{ string1 string2 }}}  <$genesis $type="…

Thanks, I found the issue ! I shouldn’t have used a join operator : \define text-sample() lorem ipsum lorem ipsum <mark attr1="string1" attr2="string2">some text</mark> lorem ipsum <mark>some text</mark> wdwd \end <$list filter="[<text-sample>split[<mark]split[</mark]!is[blank]]:filter[<index>add[…

[image] btheado: I know you are trying to learn about the genesis widget here, but did you also know there is a $setmultiplevariables which can do the same thing as above? Interesting that it can also be implemented with $let + $genesis I very rarely used that widget so I forgot it existed, t…

Thank you @telumire . A very useful thread In \define link(to) <$let search={{{ [<__to__>minlength[3]]:map[all[tiddlers+shadows]search:title<__to__>] }}} > <$genesis $type={{{ [<search>is[tiddler]then[$link]else[a]] }}} $names="[<search>is[tiddler]then[to]else[href]] class" $values="[<search>is[t…

[image] Mohammad: I would recommend using (search: is removed) I use search in that example to be able to have some sort of “fuzzy link”, otherwise the default wikitext link does the same thing :slight_smile: For example, if there is a tiddler called My Tiddler, we can link to it with <<link …

[image] telumire: I use search in that example to be able to have some sort of “fuzzy link” Great, The only problem here is you may have HelloThere and Hi HelloThere and HelloThere ii and it may return the wrong one!

[image] telumire: It still produce a span however, I don’t know if it’s a good behavior tbh No, like you I do not know why we $genesis returns a span here

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