I noticed that my assets folder contains multiple copies of the same images generated by graph rendering. Is that normal?

graph rendering shouldn't generate images. can you elaborate?

Oh bother, I was sort of relying on the Jekyll workflow... (Since the rest of my site where my notes are published is built with Jekyll) Oh well, every change breaks someone's workflow :) https://xkcd.com/1172/ I'll try to find a workaround

(Like using

dendron-cli@0.16.2

- that works fine for the time being 😅 )

Using mermaid and plantUML to render diagram notation.

I removed the images from the

assets

folder, and restarted Code and MPE seems to be working again. I wonder if that was causing the problem for some reason. Also, thinking on it, I wonder if the images were generated as part of my attempts to export to PDF or Word documents.

So I'm also getting an error when trying to use the Chrome Puppeteer export to PDF:

Error: Chromium revision is not downloaded. Run "npm install" or "yarn install"

I've run

yarn install

, but it doesn't seem to be helping.

Looking at the implementation specifications for the export function, it is clearly part of the MPE, is that outside the scope of Dendron support given that (as it appears to me) Dendron uses a forked version? I just want to make sure this is the right forum to ask questions about my issues exporting to PDF.

If a hierarchy is marked as unpublished by default via

publishByDefault: false

, and a child within in that hierarchy sets

published: true

but its ancestor nodes are not published, what would be the expected way to navigate to that child note? Currently I'm not able to navigate to these "per note" notes using either the search bar or the navmenu.

(I could picture a scenario where this is expected behavior and the only way to navigate to such a note would be to explicitly link to it from the body of another note, but I wasn't sure if omission from the search bar / navbar was a feature or a bug).

Are we able to create github sites under a private repo currently?

If you are a pro user you can (as in Github Pro 😄)

does block reference works on publishing?

because one of mine looks like this

it does work for me. at least in local site preview

this

publishes to this

what's the markdown for that?

it works on markdown preview

looks like it works?

hmm imma try with another one

might be the comma ? I'm not sure 🤔

no. that's note reference offset 😄 sorry. I don't use a lot of block reference

in my case, I don't get anything published for that.

is it possible to tag a specific part (e.g. section?) of a note?

Depends on how you want to use it and where in your note the block of text is located. If you mean something with a heading then you can link to the heading or use a ref include. with an offset If their is no heading then sadly no. And it depends on what you understand as a tag.

your finding all the places that I need to add more documentation in 😅 so your correct, currently, unless there is a path to the child note with pblished notes, then that child won't be published, even if

published: true

is set. this can be un-intuitive and i'm currently considering the following options: - publish the child note and put it as the child of its closest parent - publish the child note but don't make it visible under the nav open to suggestions. also, in case you ever want to clarify, the code for filtering is below: - filtering logic here: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/blob/master/packages/engine-server/src/topics/site.ts#L115:L115 - tests here: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/blob/master/packages/engine-test-utils/src/__tests__/site.spec.ts#L476:L476

@User @User note refs should have full feature parity in preview and when publishing. if not, its a bug 🙂

Anyone know why the nav menu doesn't work on mobile in the default build? https://garden.kevincunningham.co.uk/ I'm not doing anything custom here but the nav doesnt open on phones.