Hi, Is there a way to do cross-referencing in Dendron that would be compatible with https://github.com/lierdakil/pandoc-crossref ? This would be useful to reference figures, equations, tables etc.

Did dendron set a new minimum VSCode version in 0.98? Just realised in not getting the newer versions

v100

enhance(publish): support a custom banner on published page

where is this described? i am failing to find it in the docs however i search or browse

Hey! This is not currently supported. However, specifically for images, you can change the path format of the images: assets/images/image.png (no initial slash) and you should be able to reference it across both Dendron and pandoc. If you would like to develop your own pod to export from between dendron, you can find out more about it here - https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/5de219e6-d9b9-4abf-9367-998109cd57cd/. If you still don't find what you are looking for, you can submit a feature request - https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=.

Yes, we bumped the minimum version to

1.62.0

on v98.

That explains it!

I seem to be getting an error on publish about this but I had to go out before I got a chance to debug properly, so would be good to know about

this is not described anywhere. the interface is very much experimental and we're still playing out with the implementation. the plan is to support custom banners, either via text or supplying your own react component @bpathakota - can you remove it from the release notes? you can see what it looks like here -> https://wiki.dendron.so/ @rlh1994 ☝️

Thank you ! I'll take a look at pods and see how I could make pandoc entering my Dendron workflow.

Thanks I'll see if the error comes up again when I get home, seemed to be with the 0.100 nextjs but I didn't really read the errors too deep

Thanks. Shall wait. I was interested in the context of this need: https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/940064438910865460/986492560786722844

Hello guys ! Thanks for Dendron, it seems awesome ; I'm trying to implement it for my team but I'm having a little issue... and I think I might take it the wrong way to start with. So we ALREADY have a workspace for all our projects ; it's the same code-workspace for everybody. But I can't seem to ADD Dendron to it, it seems like I need to open another Workspace everytime to access Dendron, there is no way to have a Dendron working along ?

You actually can: With your existing workspace open, press

Ctrl+Shift+P

and type

Dendron: Initialize Workspace

then hit enter. It should offer you the option of "Native Workspace: Take notes in ... alongside your existing project". This will allow you to keep Dendron within the same workspace.

On my side, I can't :

I can create one for each folders in my wordspace, but not for the workspace as a whole

One way to "fix" it would be to create a folder for it, like "tools" or something, and let it create it inside this one, but that's not "native" (I'm not complaining, just checking if I understand the way Dendron work properly)

That would work, or you can pick one of the existing ones to create it in

Yeah, but the point is to have a "global" space, and not versionning it in a specific project

Other folks were reporting the same issue, so we've temporarily reverted the v100 change to nextjs template, so this should be unblocked if you try to publish again now

What's the total basics of using dendron?

I open up a new window with VS Code, then what :>

Dendron should prompt you to start the tutorial, you can click on the button to get started. If it doesn't, you can press

Ctrl+Shift+P

, type

Dendron: Launch Tutorial

and press enter to start the tutorial. The tutorial will take you through all the basic features, but let us know if you have any other questions!

I've done the tutorial some time ago, now I tried to use it and not sure where to start

Like, simply - create a note out of VSC

Or a note folder or what have you

I like to start basic and then read up on additional features :p

Got it! You'll need to have a Dendron workspace open, Dendron creates one for the tutorial or you can create a new one with

Dendron: Initialize Workspace

. The key part of Dendron is the lookup, you can use it to both create new notes and find existing notes. You can bring it up with

Ctrl+L

by default, or the

Dendron: Lookup Note

command.

I've been running Dendron on a single machine for a long time, and just have a vault in a private github repo. Trying to set it up on a different machine, I can't get it to add the remote vault, it just says "Adding remote vault: cloning" but doesn't seem to be actually doing anything. Any tips for where I can look to figure out why it's not progressing?

Anyone hosted code-server and have docker-compose.yml file to share?

This is what I get since the latest version on my workspaces .... What happened ? Any clue ?