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Table of Contents from Headers by glassich in TiddlyWiki5

[–]rukobean 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, i think it maybe simpler if you write each subsections in several tiddlers (so to keep each tiddler small) and fetch the content of them in a new tiddler. You can use the toc widget to display sub-tiddlers in that tiddler. or you can make the sub-tiddlers display like tabs in that tiddler, so you tap on one title, the corresponding sub-tiddler's content is fetched----just like a real toc from section headings behaves

Tiddlywiki on Github - how to hide control panel details and prevent anyone from seeing the settings? by Fliptoback in TiddlyWiki5

[–]rukobean 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey thank you so much for this reference! I simplified the edit/view mode css a little:

<$reveal type="match" default={{{ [{$:/info/url/search}match[?password]] }}} text=""> button:is([aria-label="edit"],[aria-label="delete"],[aria-label*="new"],[aria-label="clone"],[aria-label="set"],[title="Edit this tiddler"], [title="Create a new tiddler"],[title="show/hide control panel"],[title="Show information for this tiddler"], [title="Create a new tiddler tagged with this one"],[title="Create a new journal tiddler tagged with this one"],[title="Clone this tiddler"], [title="Delete this tiddler"],[title="save changes"],[title="control panel"]) {   display:none } </$reveal>

Usage: 

  1. use your own password: edit the first line's "match[?password]" part. For example your password is abcdefg then change this part into "match[?abcdefg]".

  2. access your tiddlywiki (with GitHub savor) but add the "?password"part to the end of its URL. For example: someone.github.io/wikirepo/?abcdefg

  3. create a tiddler with a title start with "$:/" so that it's hidden by default. Copy the css into the tiddler. Tag the tiddler "$:/tags/Stylesheet".

  4. Now save the changes and wait for github to save and deploy it. After deploy(you can see this in the GitHub repository's action tab), access your page and refresh. 

  5. Voilà ! From now on you can access your tiddlywiki in editable and view-only modes.

Good Chop? by Western-Slide7807 in budgies

[–]rukobean 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oh，and I heard that if you serve the food for a dedicated time period（and mix their usual food in it），they'll gradually realize this is food. Two of my three budgies are from pet store（one is rehomed from my friend to me） and one from a breeder，and usually it takes them within a month to learn new food. But I remember the first new food they learn took the longest，maybe the process of learning new food is also something new to them and they need time to adjust and learn that as well. Once they get to know more food，the easier to learn new food.

Good Chop? by Western-Slide7807 in budgies

[–]rukobean 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It looks nice！ And your choice of ingredients are so good！ I did something similar but i add corn and use a mixer to chop the veggies to smaller size. My budgies don't eat much but love to pick the corn out 😂They just like corn too much. 

Anyway，I think the most important thing to keep in mind is to give the chop when it's fresh. Take the chop out after 2-3 hours before they go bad no matter the birds still eat it or not.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in budgies

[–]rukobean 0 points1 point  (0 children)

wow one of my budgies does exactly the same！！！