And one more question how to set a template as the default setting of the Transclusion, since I use the template so much it will be boring if I have to set the template manually everytime
Sorry I can’t get what your meaning, I copied your code to my tw, nothing happened,
what I want is a template which can change the background color of the Transclusion.
But it sounds like you want to change the color of a tiddler based on some criteria. If your criteria is a tag, for instance, than the easy way to do this is with a stylesheet.
For instance, say you have tiddlers tagged “Yellow”.
Then make a tiddler and tag it $:/tags/Stylesheet and put this content in it:
Now all your tiddlers tagged “Yellow” will have a yellow frame. This is the entire frame, and not just the body which is just the text part. The actual body is identified as .tc-tiddler-body
In general, real templates are used to add display functionality to tiddlers. They don’t change the existing way the text is presented. There are many things that can be accomplished just with stylesheets and CSS.
Sorry I can’t get what your meaning, I copied your code to my tw, nothing happened,
The topic of the OP is: How to make the templates which can show it’s own info not just title?
My example shows, how you can create some wikitext, that allows you to show the content of the tiddler, without creating a recursion error.
what I want is a template which can change the background color of the Transclusion.
That’s a completely different question.
Transclusions don’t have a wrapper element in the rendered output. So there is nothing you can style.
The example you referred to, doesn’t change the color of the transclusion. It creates a new element with a yellow background and then transcluded the title of a tiddler. It has nothing to do with coloring a transclusion.
You can import the attached file and play with it.
It contains a tiddler: tr .. which contains the template
a … contains some text
tr-style … contains the stylesheet with the background color setting.
The transclusion has to be called with {{tiddler name||tr}} … There is no way around this.