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* Add searchModes: literal, some and words * Add additional search modes Description of selection tracker config tiddlers was also changed. * Update simple.tid * Improve View Template examples Transcludes a sample tiddler for demonstration instead of the dynannotate view template code. Adds an example for usage with $genesis to add state tiddler controlled per-tiddler highlights. * Make search highlights not case sensitive * Remove created and modified fields * Add another example text (Searching in Tiddlywiki) * Add dynannotate for vercel deployment This should probably not be merged... * Create LegacySelectionTracker.tid * Create SelectionTracker.tid * Revert putting the SelectionTracker config titles in code blocks * Replace inline styles with CSS class * Add class for view template examples Class name is tc-dynannotate-example-frame. * Remove some <br> line breaks. * Remove first example transclusion and fix some tab spacing * Add class to override control panel table layout * Add class to settings table * More tab shenanigans Great Scott! * Add explanatory comment to example macro * Change defaults to match widget behavior * Make previous macro comment more concise * Change example to transclude CP tiddler $:/core/ui/ControlPanel/TiddlerFields * Delete unnecessary example tiddler
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caption: View Template
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tags: $:/tags/dynannotateExamples
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title: $:/plugins/tiddlywiki/dynannotate/examples/viewtemplate
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\define show-example(example)
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<$codeblock code=<<__example__>>/>
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//''Displays as:''//
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$example$
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\end
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<div class="tc-dynannotation-example-info">
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!! Using Dynannotate in the view template
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This example shows how to override the core view template with a custom template that includes dynannotate. It is disabled by default but can be enabled by clicking the corresponding button below. The example transcludes the [[Searching in TiddlyWiki|$:/plugins/tiddlywiki/dynannotate/searching-in-tiddlywiki]] tiddler for illustration purposes, but the chosen view template is applied to all open tiddlers.
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Once enabled, this example demonstrates several features of Dynannotate:
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* Highlight text within tiddler bodies -- any text entered in the sidebar search input will be highlighted (in all tiddlers)
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* Create annotations (on any tiddler) by selecting text and then clicking //Create annotation// in the resulting dropdown
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(Clicking the buttons below either puts the custom body view template [[$:/plugins/tiddlywiki/dynannotate/examples/viewtemplate/text]] in front of the default in the [[View Template Body Cascade|https://tiddlywiki.com/#View%20Template%20Body%20Cascade]] or removes it from the cascade).
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</div>
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<$button>
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<$action-setfield $tiddler="$:/config/ViewTemplateBodyFilters/dynannotate" tags="$:/tags/ViewTemplateBodyFilter" text="[[$:/plugins/tiddlywiki/dynannotate/examples/viewtemplate/text]]" list-before="$:/config/ViewTemplateBodyFilters/default"/>
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Click here to use the custom view template
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</$button>
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<$button>
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<$action-deletetiddler $tiddler="$:/config/ViewTemplateBodyFilters/dynannotate"/>
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Click here to revert to the core view template
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</$button>
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<p/>
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<div class="tc-dynannotation-example-info">
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!! Using Dynannotate to highlight text on a per-tiddler basis
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Using state tiddlers containing the text which is to be highlighted, Dynannotate highlights can be applied on a per-tiddler basis when used in the body view template. This can also be combined with the [[GenesisWidget]] to insert the Dynannotate widget into the DOM only when such a highlight is configured.
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This example uses a transcluded tiddler, but Dynannotate could be added to the view template (to show highlights in all parts of a tiddler) or to the body view template (to show highlights only in the tiddler body) in the same way. Note how in this example, Dynannotate only affects the transcluded content.
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</div>
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<<show-example """<$button set="$:/state/dynannotate/examples/viewtemplate" setTo="tiddler">Highlight "tiddler"</$button>
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<$button set="$:/state/dynannotate/examples/viewtemplate" setTo="created">Highlight "created"</$button>
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<$button set="$:/state/dynannotate/examples/viewtemplate" setTo="">Clear highlights</$button>
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<p/>
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<$let dynannotateText={{$:/state/dynannotate/examples/viewtemplate}}>
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<$genesis $type={{{ [<dynannotateText>!is[blank]then[$dynannotate]] }}}
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search=<<dynannotateText>>
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searchDisplay="overlay"
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searchClass="tc-dynannotation-search-overlay-animated"
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searchCaseSensitive="no">
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<div class="tc-dynannotate-example-frame">
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!! `$:/core/ui/ControlPanel/TiddlerFields`:
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<$transclude tiddler="$:/core/ui/ControlPanel/TiddlerFields" mode="block" />
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</div>
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</$genesis>
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</$let>
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""">>
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When used in the view template, the state tiddler title could be derived from the current tiddler, e.g. `<$let dynannotateText={{{ [<currentTiddler>addprefix[$:/state/dynannotate/]get[text]] }}}>`, to configure highlights for each tiddler separately.
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