RevealWidget state can be a text reference

[rubaboo]

Reveal widget accepts a text reference for the state attribute.

[inmysocks]

You may want to have 'Title or TextReference' so that it is clear for people who aren't sure what a TextReference is. The idea took me an almost embarrassingly long time to understand.

[rubaboo]

That would be redundant though. TextReference was pretty clear to me. :)
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You may want to have 'Title or TextReference' so that it is clear for
people who aren't sure what a TextReference is. The idea took me an almost
embarrassingly long time to understand.

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[Jermolene]

Thanks @nameanyone

[danielo515]

I have to agree that it is not as clear as it should. If it is possible to use a text reference or just a title of the tiddler containing the text then both options should be explained. If you think that the idea of a text reference includes this already then maybe you are too familiar to TW concepts

[rubaboo]

@danielo515
I don't have to think. It's spelled clearly in the first bullet point in TextReference. That's just one click away, please have a look at the updated RevealWidget. It's consistent with the rest of the documentation that is peppered with similar references to concepts.

@Jermolene
What I find not clear in TextReference is the use of angle brackets as a "meta" quoting symbol. Since angle brackets are already widely used it TiddlyWiki for widgets, macros and html tags, it took me a try to realize that they should not be taken literally here.

[Jermolene]

What I find not clear in TextReference is the use of angle brackets as a "meta" quoting symbol. Since angle brackets are already widely used it TiddlyWiki for widgets, macros and html tags, it took me a try to realize that they should not be taken literally here.

That's a good point @nameanyone, thanks.