If a user of a Node.js (aka "client-server") installation of TiddlyWiki5
goes through instructions of "Installing a plugin from the plugin
library" [1], they will encounter a dead end, quote:
The official plugin library is disabled when using the
client-server configuration. Instead, plugins should be
installed via the `tiddlywiki.info` file, as described here.
The word "here" links to the same tiddler [1], sending the user into a
endless loop.
Instead, link to "Installing official plugins on Node.js" [2], which
actually contains the instructions for editing `tiddlywiki.info` file.
[1] https://tiddlywiki.com/#Installing%20a%20plugin%20from%20the%20plugin%20library
[2] https://tiddlywiki.com/#Installing%20official%20plugins%20on%20Node.js
* feat: t macro and docs
* feat: support block mode so you can transclude whole tiddler
* refactor: use lingo and procedure
* refactor: use function instead of set variable
* docs: about mode:"inline"
* Update LingoMacro.tid
* docs: more usage about inline
* refactor: update translate macro to reuse lingo macro
* Delete translateMacro.tid
* refactor: update translation of tiddlyweb
* docs: more tiddlyweb l10n
* feat: add comment, so when use <$text text=<<lingo>> by mistake, it shows
* i18n: add more l10n
* feat: add tree to plugin to reveal l10n structure
* i18n: add menubar translation for example
* i18n: more for menubal
* docs: Headings -> Heading
* refactor: remove the "tree" tid
* Revert "refactor: remove the "tree" tid"
This reverts commit fb70f0b146.
