You also need to set

assetsPrefix

to `user`: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/zvFzP2vGufKPBZJ2KvvfQ/

I've tried that too. Not seeing any indication that it worked.

E.g. assests folder doesn't have the prefix so it doesn't render the index.hfml correctly

In index.html I see some json StatusSymbols: { assetPrefix: [user] }

So I have the build configured correctly I assume

Oh sorry, I may have misread your question. You are running the command in the folder where

dendron.yml

file is right? You have to run it in that folder.

I think you get it, it's just it seems like it could be a bug. Yeah running the command in the workspace root that has dendron.yml

Also the vault of interest, & node modules, dendron.code-workspace

Also I appreciate the help. I've been banging my head against this for hours and been up and down the dendron wiki

Might try pinning back to a previous release

May I remove these (greyed-out) settings in

dendron.code-workspace

- why is that? It is taken from default template.

This is for when you have Dendron Markdown Preview Enhanced (https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=dendron.dendron-markdown-preview-enhanced). This used to provide our preview functionality, but we have moved to supporting it natively within Dendron. This is for when you want to use the legacy preview. You can safely remove it if you don't use it.

is there a way to view the current note in the tree view

i mean i know i can expand until i get there

but like a shortcut to expand the path to the note

it should expand automatically. it doesn't if you immediately focus on the tree view in which case switching editors/notes will re-toggle the focus

ah ok i never noticed that i will try that

yup refocusing is all it took

that is really a great feature i do that action all the time in my ides but it usually requires a button press

Is there a way to make dendron:// links in browser automatically open Dendron to the correct file?

No, Dendron doesn't support that. I think there was a feature request for it already, let me see if I can find it I can't find the related feature request, it would be nice if you create one. Thanks!

Hey, now that I've got it all configured, I really love taking notes on Dendron! I was, however, wondering whether it'd be possible to add some sort of indication on the 'level' of the title/subtitle presented in the navigation bar. In this example you can see how all of the elements within the nav-bar have the same hierarchy which makes it - in my opinion - more difficult to display complex structures. Would it be possible to add a small indication showing that it is a sub-section (even just a small indent to the right or something)?

So you'd get something like this:

There's no way to do it yet, but there's a feature request for this. We'd appreciate it if you upvoted it or left a comment: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1871

Wasn't aware of this. Will leave my upvote there right now. Thanks!

are schemas meant to work (at least in some ways) like templates

i was thinking i wanted to make a basic jira ticket template that i can fill out when i get assigned a task, and it seems that schemas are the best way to do that?

Templates are basically example notes that fill out new notes you create. So if you want to pre-fill your jira ticket notes with a template like

ticket: ... ## Problem ... ## Solution

then you'd want a template. Schemas organize a structure in your notes. If you want all your jira ticket notes to be organized under

jira.2022.04.11.<area>.<ticket-number>

, you'd want a schema for that. Schemas can automatically apply templates to notes, so you also might want both.

huh ok so my understanding of schemas is now like (simplistic im guessing) match a new ticket name to a heirarchy, and optionally apply a template at creation (and probably some other stuff)