I am creating tiddlers with information about organic molecules. To do this I use fields to hold assorted information and one of these is what’s called the SMILES string. Without going into too much detail (but see Simplified molecular-input line-entry system - Wikipedia ), SMILES is a line notation…

One alternative to @@, if you want to retain easy write and readability in the field itself, is to use the @@ as you like, but invoke its contents (in whatever your viewing templates are) only inside a text widget, so the SMILES string does not get wikified: <$text text={{!!SMILES-field}}/> …

It’s possible to deactivate certain parser rules on a per tiddler basis or globally. Per Tiddler \rules except styleinline @@asdf@@ Globally As you can see the name of the rule is “styleinline” … Backup first – Backup first – Backup first – Backup first Go to the ControlPanel → Info → Advance…

[image] pmario: to deactivate certain parser rules on a per tiddler basis Thanks! I forgot about the option to deactivate them on a per-tiddler basis – which doesn’t require reload, and doesn’t jeopardize compatibility with tiddlers that rely on inline styles. (In case it’s not already clear…

I’ll throw a curve ball in the mix. You could wrap your SMILES string in single back-ticks. If you are not crazy about the format, you could setup the CSS for your TiddlyWiki so that anything in single back-ticks has a different style. [Screenshot 2023-04-03 6.23.33 PM]

Many thanks @Springer , @pmario and @Charlie_Veniot that’s been really helpful. I decided to use the <$text ... /> widget method as it was easiest. I use a macro to display the contents of fields so I just had to add the widget to the macro and everything was sorted. Grand! Take care.

Another sanity test/example: [Screenshot 2023-04-03 6.54.37 PM]

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