For example, when I was learning a foreign language, I used TiddlyWiki’s double-chain feature to generate a bilingual reading material, and if I didn’t create a word note, Tiddles would automatically highlight it, indicating that I needed to make a tiddlywiki note about that word
I didn’t create the “four” in the instance, but tiddlywiki will have the same color as the one that has the established note connection reference
I’m not sure I understand the question…
Is it possible that you’re not recognizing the difference between standard text and italics?
(Normally you would see a link to four, but it shows as four because it’s missing…)
Or, do you want to figure out how to make the contrast more dramatic, by assigning a totally different color to missing links?
a.tc-tiddlylink-missing {
font-style: italics; color:red;
}
in a tiddler with $:/tags/Stylesheet
It’s my carelessness.,I actually made a note about the Flower body alphabet, but I didn’t see that the missing entry was an italics.,I’ll share this note I made with you.,The English alphabet style is really complete.
花体字母.tid (3.3 KB)
