I just want to note that I fixed my problem. It was a typo in one of my schemas. Sometimes its not black magic

this is because of the css we're using for rendering quoted text on the website. can you submit a feature request so we can track it in our roadmap? https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=

it does 🙂

Is it intentional that the command

Dendron: Add Vault

->

remote

->

dendron

does not add a vault version that is up to date with the

dendron.so

site? To me it would seem like the Intention would be for the vault that i can add to be the source of

dendron.so

so that I can add it, edit it and make a Pr for the changes.

yeah, what you’re describing makes more sense. currently it’s because adding a remote vault isn’t able to handle adding a workspace and the most up to date dendron.so is a workspace. will be updating that

Hi @User is linking within a note a possibility at the moment ? I would like, within a note to redirect to a specific header below.

Ahhh ... apparently this makes the trick https://stackoverflow.com/a/7015050

maybe I misunderstood the initial question regarding anchor linking

This might be a question about schemas or about templates - I'd like to be able to create arbitrary sub-notes under a given note with the same basic template. One of my use cases for this is "tasks" under a project. so, for example, myproject.tasks.foo, and myproject.tasks.bar. I'd like foo and bar to be created to a common template, because they were immediately under "tasks". Is that possible at the moment?

yep, we support relative links. see here https://dendron.so/notes/3472226a-ff3c-432d-bf5d-10926f39f6c2.html#wiki-links

yep, thats supported

yml
version: 1
imports: []
schemas:
  - id: myproject
    children: [tasks]
    parent: root
  - id: tasks
    children: [tasksItem]
  - id: tasksItem
    children: []
    pattern: "*"
    template:
      id: someTemplate
      type: note

@User Hey! I'm looking at using a Dendron setup to replace my personal website/blog that I was initially using Hugo to manage. What's the advice you'd give on having a blog section? When looking at your site, I see that you have what looks something like

blog.category.post

for format, and that the

blog.category

page acts as a TOC with dates stamped on the posts. Though, the pages themselves don't have datetimestamp information. What advice would you have for someone wanting to have a blog as part of the site?

Maybe I should use the journal feature of Dendron, but have the published result be the blog. Hmmmmm

just published some docs on blogging: https://dendron.so/notes/6d21fd60-e564-4a55-b4c0-d2586293b908.html

let me knwo if this helps

That helped, and has worked as a good starting place. Thanks 🙂

A different question about markdown formatting: I noticed that when using

>

to prepend a line in markdown, it doesn't seem to get the intended effect (or really any effect, that I can tell). The github preview in VSCode window looks as expected, but the site preview in my browser does not

@User https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/477 I've opened an issue about this before, feel free to upvote 🙂

That's definitely it. I've commented and upvoted 🙂

Is there a way to create a new note from "outside" - via url-scheme, command line or anything else? I want to make a Drafts action that converts my draft into a note in my Dendron vault. Drafts have access to scripting and can run command line commands/shellscripts if needed

take a look at this : https://dendron.so/notes/66727a39-d0a7-449b-a10d-f6c438185d7f.html

I have not tried it myself, so I cannot give you the exact steps to do what you are trying to do, but pods are what I would look into first if I were to do it 😄

Thanks, I'l have a look

so i have linked cal newport to deep work, but it isn't showing in the graph. am i doing anything wrong here? i also tried reloading dendron index, reloading vscode window but still nothing

The graph does not render edges between links. It is for hierarchies. iirc this was in the roadmap, but unfortunately not possible atm.

oh got it. thanks

I'd like to be able to make position-relative references so I can wildcard refer to everything that matches the reference below a given note in the tree, but not others. Is that possible? An example use-case is that I'm creating a summary of all tasks under a project. I'd like to include a standard "Tasks" summary section in the project overview template. However, as I've got lots of other projects with a similar structure, if I wildcard I'll pick up stuff from all over the place. So the reference is something like

![[$thisNote.tasks.*]]

rather than

![[projects.myproject.tasks.*]]

(which works but needs tailoring to a specific note) or

![[projects.*.tasks.*]]

(which is going to list all of the tasks under any project following that schema pattern). Obvious workaround is to do this with a snippet and a text transform , but I thought I'd ask in case it's something I missed!

yeah, so you can use

pods

to import

json

and

markdown

notes or to publish them to other places. we have a backlog item to make this accessible via CLI: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/418 please upvote and describe your use case if this is high priority for you 🙂

you can do this with nunjucks templating which we just released last week: https://dendron.so/notes/ba97866b-889f-4ac6-86e7-bb2d97f6e376.html#nunjuck-templates note that you lose live preview updates if you end up enabling this currently

Oooh, nunjucks support! I'd missed that one, very exciting. Thanks Kevin.