(Because I find myself referring to many articles in a TiddlyWiki instance.)
Transclusion goodness:
{{Primitive_data_type||tWm}}
So passing the (Wikipedia, mobile) article part of the URL to the tiddler template “tWm”.
There is no tiddler named “Primitive_data_type”. This is just a way to give “tWm” some text.
The “tWm” tiddler text:
^^<a href={{{ [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/]addsuffix] }}} style=“text-decoration:none;font-family:Times New Roman” target="_blank">W^^
Same kind of thing could be done with a macro if you prefer macros.
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I was going to create a post about this and totally forgot that I had already done that.
Here is the “tWm” template tiddler, which I’ve modified just a little bit to show a tooltip:
Drag attached to tiddlywiki.com .
For any Wikipedia article, you just want the part of the url that has the article name, so for
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primitive_data_type, you’ll setup the transclusion as {{Primitive_data_type||tWm}}
tWm.json (460 Bytes)
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I’ve since added a second kind of Wikipedia link to handle the two ways I use them.
Two template tiddlers in the attached file.
Usage example:
WikipediaLinksTiddlerTemplates.json (871 Bytes)
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And then, for the giggles: