oh right, sure! :) just felt like something that should be "native to VS Code" really...

Ended up finding this setting: , and it was just what I needed ^_^

oh thats awesome

The white was killing me last night xD

i'm using polarizing glasses which i find works better than dark themes which is why i've switched everything back to light mode 😅

Interesting I've seen a few people doing this lately

main drawback is i need to remember to take them off during meetings... 😎

lmao tell that to Stok > always see him in his

lol

For the Preview pane for Dendron, anyway to easily toggle Darkmode?

the background doesn't match my VS theme

goto extensions, Dendron Markdown Preview Enhanced > Click the cog > look for "Markdown-preview-enhanced: Preview Theme, change to something else

theres a

none.css

that will match your theme

overlooked that , that's awesome! tks

like the name suggests, it strips a lot of other styles

QQ: I created a remote vault in Dendron that points to Git repo, but I'm unable to commit my changes and push

Does Dendron require a command to push besides the VS git integration to push to a remote

Do you use keys for the connection? That's not natively supported in VSCode AFAIK. I have set up an ssh agent but then it works both manually and automatically via the auto-git extension

we don't do anything special for pushing your repo. for that, we leave it to user preference (eg. vscode git, command line git, or something else)

it's very odd, I see the remote vault in VS code, and I staged the changes but I also can't find the remote vault on my local FS to make sure git is there properly

How did you create the remote vault?

I opened the Command Palete, Selected Dendron: Create Vault --> Remote

Set a Git repo & name

Then the repo shod be in the folder repo of your dendron workspace.

yeah I checked there

I only have my default local Vault which is working fine

Does the remote vault show up in the Dendron tree view? Is the remote repo a dendron vault i.e. with ids and frontmatter for all notes?

remote vaults are put under the

repos

directory in your workspace

you should see the full path if you

open workspace settings (json)

or

dendron configure (yaml)

I see the new remote vault in the Dendron tree