The issue the question originates from is the following. I'm using TiddlyWiki (Classic) SPA on my Android device and usually use it with FireFox and its TiddlyFox extension for saving. For some rea...

I'm using the Node.js version of TiddlyWiki, and I'd like to link to images on my filesystem. The documentation listed here doesn't work; in the [img[path]] tag, for the path part I put something ...

I have a tiddlywiki with multiple roleplay game notes in it. Every tiddly is tagged with its respective game name and a category (e.g. "city" or "NPC"). Now I want to create a table of contents th...

TiddlyWiki is a great idea, brilliantly implemented. I'm using it as a portable personal "knowledge manager," and these are the prize virtues: It travels on my USB flash memory stick and runs on ...

I am using TiddlyWiki version 5.1.13. I have added the highlight plugin (version 5.1.13) which uses highlight.js (version 8.8.0). In a tiddler I successfully highlight XML like this: ```xml <...

I've been starting work on a single page app. (think TiddlyWiki) It's been a while since I've done serious web design. Last time I built a big site was pre-css, pre-javascript, pre-html5, i.e., HT...

If I go TiddlyWiki site I can see tab Content. How can I create my own table of content for my tiddlywiki file?

On the server, all in the same directory, and with all permissions set temporarily to 777 (including the directory itself): index.html (a copy of the empty TiddlyWiki) store.php I have edited t...

If one were to use TiddlyWiki as a personal database for notes and code snippets, how would you go about keeping it in sync between multiple machines. Would a svn/cvs etc work. How would you ...

I was pretty sure the answer was NO, and hence google gears, adobe AIR, etc. If I was right, then how does http://tiddlywiki.com work? It is persistent and written in javascript. It is also ...

I have a couple of ideas for TiddlyWiki plugins I'd like to write. However, I've been unable to find any reference info for the "TiddlyWiki plugin API" (which doesn’t seem to be formally defi...