but only if

-

is already presnt else just move the cursor

yes thats why I wanna tell it to do the

-

intedention only when there is analready

-

present

i'm new to dendron and this markdown thing...

But that its about change vscode behavior in markdown not a specific dendron thing

maybe here you can find a way to make a conditional keybinding: https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/when-clause-contexts

thanks

When you have an .md file open, and the 'Note Preview' window open and scroll down your .md file, the 'Note Preview' does not scroll with it. Is this an option or is this a bug/feature? You can see on the screenshot I scrolled down on the .md file, but my 'Note Preview' does not match

This is currently not implemented, you can vote on the feature request here https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1978

Hi there... I can't apply a schema with template

Hi, anyone using GitHub Codespaces successfully with Dendron? I tried and is working fine so far, except the preview, which gives this error:

{
  "stack": "Error: Network Error\n    at e.exports (https://vscode-remote+codespaces-XYZ/home/codespace/.vscode-remote/extensions/dendron.dendron-0.98.0/dist/static/js/index.bundle.js:2:2509819)\n    at p.onerror (https://vscode-remote+codespaces-XYZ/home/codespace/.vscode-remote/extensions/dendron.dendron-0.98.0/dist/static/js/index.bundle.js:2:2508788)",
  "message": "Network Error",
  "config": {}
}

Do you think there's a way to solve the issue?

I found the solution. After some tries, with schema changed to

version: 1
schemas:
  # Daily is the top most schema since its parent is 'root' it must have an identifier
  # this identifier 'daily' will be used when using 'Lookup (schema)' command.
  - id: agenda
    parent: root
    # Children of the top most schema do not need to contain identifier and just
    # require a 'pattern' to be set to match the hierarchy of notes.
    children:
      - pattern: "[0-2][0-9][0-9][0-9]"
        children:
          - pattern: "[0-1][0-9]"
            children:
              - pattern: "[0-3][0-9]"
                # As with regular schema we can set the template to be used with
                # the match of our notes. Below is an example usage of shorthand templated
                # definition (which defaults to type: note).
                template:
                  id: templates.agenda
                  type: note

It's working now... Only is missing the problem with calendar view (remove the initial daily.agenda.xxxx.xx.xx)

Dendron uses a local express server that communicates with the extension to offload heavy tasks. Can't tell from the error stack you pasted but I'm suspecting there was an issue with port forwarding in Codespaces. Can you check if the file

.dendron.port

is in your workspace root, and the port in that file correctly forwarded in Codespaces?

The Calendar view is designed to create daily journals (which are different from plain journal notes in that we prepend the

dailyDomain

set in

dendron.yml

) Daily Journals will always have the format

{journal.dailyDomain}.{journal.name}.{dateFormat}

, so at this moment this behavior is not configurable with the Calendar View. For now, you will have to create the schema so that it is applied to the daily domain you choose. Do you mind creating an issue in Github for a request to make this configurable?: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=

On schema is valid to have something like

- pattern: "[0-9][0-9]*"

to allow something after the numbers ? without to have another level on tree ?

It will allow any character, but it won't allow a child. So it will match

12abc

, but not

12.abc

. You can see more about the patterns here: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/c5e5adde-5459-409b-b34d-a0d75cbb1052/#pattern

Hey, how does one disable the notification to try meeting notes?

Does Dendron support a "Table of Contents" feature, that will list the major headers of a doc?

In VS Code or on published sites? In VS Code, under the Explorer, you can see an Outline dropdown which shows the TOC of the current file

In VS Code preview for my purposes, but both. I have some longer notes. And I'm looking for a way to have a TOC listed either within the note itself, or even other in other notes, which is a list of links to the headers in the note, that stays current as the doc is edited. Similar to Hedgedoc's [TOC]

The VS Code Outline is helpful, but it's not part of the content of the note, which would be useful, especially when publishing. I didn't see it as a feature, so I thought I'd ask. I can try to go about solving it another way if not.

I'm learning to use Note References. Currently, I'm including/transcluding by a note Heading in several places. However, when I find need to modify the header, it breaks all the references. Is there a good way to change a note Heading without breaking references? Or do I just need to remember to a full vault search/replace?

There's the Dendron: Rename Header command

Ah yes, thank you. But using that doesn't keep the references from breaking... unless I'm not using it correctly.

Strike that, it is working. Thank you @caraiiwala for pointing that one out. I just had to learn to use it consistently.

When I reference another note by a header, and that section has an image in it, the included section displays a broken image icon in the preview, rather than the image in it. Sometimes, it renders correctly, but most of the time its a broken image. Is there a way to refresh it, to get them to appear correctly in the references?

I’d love this, let me know if you get it working

currently won't work due to how we read files but this is on the roadmap, most likely july/august-ish

@User We've been working on a better way to diagnose, answer, and troubleshoot common user issues. We have released a public data view of frequently asked questions and how to fix them. We will continuously update this list with issues we seen on discord and when working with community members. Check it out on our [FAQ Page](https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/683740e3-70ce-4a47-a1f4-1f140e80b558/) under 'Public Issues' and please give us feedback in the #739186036495876126 channel or at

support@dendron.so

.

After 15min of searching the docs, where are the instructions for private/published settings please?