Small Tools for Big Ideas™ This plugin extends the TiddlyWiki syntax to allow definition of checkboxes that can be embedded directly in tiddler content. Checkbox states are preserved by: by setting/removing tags on specified tiddlers, or, by setting custom field values on specified tiddlers, or, by saving to a locally-stored cookie ID, or, automatically modifying the tiddler content (deprecated) When an ID is assigned to the checkbox, it enables direct programmatic access to the checkbox DOM element, as well as creating an entry in TiddlyWiki's config.options[ID] internal data. Documentation see CheckboxPluginInfo Revisions
TiddlyWiki Guides - TiddlyWikiGuides From TiddlyWikiGuides [edit] Welcome to the TiddlyWiki Guides! TiddlyWiki is a wiki that runs completely inside your web browser, without requiring a server (or even a web connection). It handles micro-content superbly and is great for managing stuff like your personal to-do lists. This is one of two collaborative documentation projects for TiddlyWiki. The other site is the TiddlyDoc project (which has been down for a while, but is not abandoned). This site is the place to find (and write) Users' and Developers' Guides, tutorials, and general documentation. If you would like to contribute please jump right in. [edit] What's on TiddlyWikiGuides.org [edit] TiddlyWiki FAQ [edit] TiddlyWiki Users Guide [edit] TiddlyWiki Developers Guide [edit] TiddlyWiki and GTD [edit] TiddlyWiki information at other places TiddlyWiki.com is the primary TiddlyWiki web site. A Getting Started Guide in development that might still be the first in a series of standalone guides to TiddlyWiki. [edit] Note
Ios and Android, Five Pros and Cons of Each Smartphone platforms are advancing so rapidly these days that it is sometimes difficult to keep up with their innovation, so I have compiled a list of 5 pros and Cons of the two best Smartphone platforms available now. iOS Pros: Better media playingApps are generally off a higher quality than other platformsUpdates always arrive when the are releasedDesktop SyncingOver 200,000 apps to choose from Cons: App store approval process rejects apps for no clear reasonHorrible notification systemNo option to choose different hardwareYou must use iTunesNo Flash in the browser Android True multitaskingGood notification systemOpen marketThe ability to choose your hardware and carrierGreat social networking integration Poor battery lifeOS version fragmentationHorrible carrier skinsVirtually non-existent desktop syncingYou need a Google account
tiddlyvault.tiddlyspot.com VisualTW - Wysiwyg, tabs, fields editor and encryption plugins On VisualTW, you will find several plugins for TiddlyWiki Wysiwyg edition EasyEdit, a lite and fully integrated solution.FCKEditor, a more powerful solution, but requires an external component (FCKeditor).Externalize, to edit tiddlers in your favorite application like html editor, text or word processor, javascript IDE, css editor, ...Externalize requires Firefox and it's All Text! extension.A demo of these different plugins is available here. Tabs, fields, encryption, ... Encrypted vault, protects a whole wiki with a single password.
mGSD - mGSD How to Banish Embarrassing or Annoying Autocomplete Suggestions from Your Browser Apparently I never posted my comment... here's what I do: I have six different browsers in my dock, and use them as follows: Chrome: My main browser for work (job #1). All work mail, browsing, google docs, etc Camino: Secondary browser for work (job #1). Firefox: Primary browser for work (job #2). Raven: For home browsing, social media, etc. Opera: For testing out pages, saving certain articles/recipes, etc. Safari: PORN! That way, if someone asks me to use my computer and wants to use the internet, I'll just open up anything but Safari. DHB - mi EspaCio
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