talha,
The rule to avoid special characters in titles should be followed anyway.
While I understand you may want to document wikitext in titles there are
plenty of other ways.
1. Rule one do not use special characters in titles
2. Including wikitext markup in titles breaks rule 1
3. Invent other ways to document wikitext without using it in titles.
I would be happy to share.
eg;
- Use the caption field
- Use the text widget `<$text text="@@"/>`
- Use the code format `@@`
- Using an icon (see below)
An icon or svg to display @@
<svg height="26px" width="32px">
<text x="0" y="24">@​@</text>
</svg>
Note the use of the special entity Zero Width Space, this will not display
but it stops the text including a double@
But this does not work in titles.
Just ask if you want more.
Regards
Tony
On Wednesday, 9 September 2020 23:03:03 UTC+10, talha131 wrote:
>
> Thank you Eric. I never got the warning. Not sure what the reason is.
>
> *I am going to remove @@ from the title and use single @ in the title.*
> By the way, title of my tiddler was Use @@ to style the tiddlers, which
> is the tiddler in which I documented my observations on @@.
>
> <$view field="title" />
>
> The above snippet worked flawlessly.
>
> or the <[image: text> widget, like this: <]view text={{!!title}} />
>
> I think you meant,
>
> <$text text={{!!title}} />
>
> Thank you for your prompt response.
>
>
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