On the GG Eskha proposed:
Indeed when using the list-search macro, the filter option is different from the text input.
You define the filter in the macro-call, for instance "[tag[Definitions]]" (or use default filter "[tags[]]").
Then, the text you write into the text input narrow down the search to the filtered titles matching the text input.
For instance (on Tiddlywiki.com) with the filter option "[tag[Definitions]]" and the text "URI", you would only see two elements in the list: Data URI and URI.
In your use-case, the text input is replacing the filter option.
For other, I add a link to your well explained "demo/list-search-macro" tiddler:
Shiraz 2.1.2 — extended markups: styles, macros, images, tables (kookma.github.io)
To summarize, what would be my "ideal" behavior would be that an optional "entries-per-page" attribute exists in list-search!
On the GG Eskha proposed:
Indeed when using the list-search macro, the filter option is different from the text input.
You define the filter in the macro-call, for instance "[tag[Definitions]]" (or use default filter "[tags[]]").
Then, the text you write into the text input narrow down the search to the filtered titles matching the text input.
For instance (on Tiddlywiki.com) with the filter option "[tag[Definitions]]" and the text "URI", you would only see two elements in the list: Data URI and URI.
In your use-case, the text input is replacing the filter option.
For other, I add a link to your well explained "demo/list-search-macro" tiddler:
Shiraz 2.1.2 — extended markups: styles, macros, images, tables (kookma.github.io)
To summarize, what would be my "ideal" behavior would be that an optional "entries-per-page" attribute exists in list-search!