you'll want to use the dendron markdown preview which has an identical icon

working with vscode to improve this experience, so apologize for the bad ux at the moment 😅

I know and I read your piece on that but this second icon even is not working. No result on click. The `CTR-K V`does the following though:

Only ONE preview is active.

the preview on the right is definitely the builtin preview (the dendron preview has a white background). can you try running

> Markdown Preview Enhanced: Open Preview to the Side

?

Doesn't work, sorry.

Maybe I previously uninstalled the "built in" one?

if you look under recommendations, @enabled, can you make sure Dendron preview is also enabled?

if so, can you close the preview pane, and then do

>Developer: Reload Window

, and then

> Markdown Preview Enhanced: Open Preview to the Side

?

It is.

After reload it works now. Golden. Is there a shortcut for checking checkboxes in the note-pane?

awesome, glad to hear it 🙂

for the note pane, its just adding an

[x]

i use the following snippet to create checkboxes

"checkbox": {
    "prefix": "ch",
    "body": "- [ ] "
  },

> Configure User Snippets

, create a new one, and paste this as a snippet

Snippets are great @User , but why not using Markdown Shortcuts -> Toggle Checkboxes? 😉

Thought they really would toggle from [ ] to [x] what they don't. That is what I was asking. 🙂

But still, perfectly - [ ] are created with

CTL+M

CTRL+B

(at least)

thought you were talking about creating checkboxes, not toggling them. yeah, that works too. nice thing with vscode is that the thing you need is probably already there 😅

Thanks for this tool, @User - I'm excited to dive in and figure out what all it can do!

you are very welcome. let me know if you have any questions or suggestions 🙂

I'm still working my way thru all the tutorials, but I'll go ahead and ask one question. My first use case is for a journal. So

I went for a walk today with [[Erin | people.family.erin.md]].

, right? When I add that label, the "Go To Definition" shortcut doesn't work and Backlinks doesn't pick up on the reference. Am I conceiving of the tool incorrectly? Or is that a potential enhancement?

do you have dendron markdown notes installed as an extension?

I believe so.

hmm, just as a sanity check, can you do

> Developer: Reload Window

?

and then give it a try

also, go to definition has a different default shortcut in vscode then what i was using in the demo

I may have something messed up with my Shortcuts. So sorry for the confusion

(i overwrote it for myself)

Yes, I think that might be a source of the problem