To be clear: [[#my-tag|tag.my-tag]] both creates: 1.

tag.my-tag.md

(expected) 2.

-my-tag-tag-my-tag.md

(kruft?)

hmm, the second version shouldn't be there. can you describe the steps to reproduce?

I type, "#" and command space to initiate snippet dialog. I select the tag one and write the values for the tag, I tab out of the construct end cairrage return.

control clicking through tags in this manner creates the aforementioned documents.

through the wikilink, rather.

hmm, what if you copy paste

[[#my-tag|tag.my-tag2]]

into a doc and then ctrl click? does this behavior only happen when you are doing auto-complete?

Pasted material click-through produced malformed .md

can you run the

> Diagnostics Report

command and DM me the output?

done.

I'm using multi vault, but I don't understand the behavior and features of a remote vault of type : git

Sorry for spamming ... How to automatically add Backlinks onto published notes ? (ideally I want them on my tags notes only). Is it a frontmatter config ?

backlinks are automatic. just make sure you have the latest version of our CLI and 11ty

Do you have to create a schema from scratch? Or is there a template / wizard to start from? And is there a way to take a hierarchy you already have with parent.child.child’s-child...... and have it create a schema for you that you can then tweak to your liking?

So I've been playing around and learning about some of the newer features of Vscode, (mostly from the Microsofts Youtube Channel). Some of the Jupyter Notebook stuff looks interesting, but there is other stuff which might be of use here. There are

vscode development containers

, where you run vscode in a container with the settings, extensions and software tools so you can hand it out so people can do development right from the get go without having to try and set it up themselves. More tilted to the problems I've been having, is to release containers that can be run at a particular release and that is set up to work out of the box. On windows this stuff requires WSL2, (Windows Subsystem for Linux), but that might get me away from some of the problems I've had on windows. You could include in the container a working set of node, npm, 11ty and various dendron-*.js programs so everything "just work".

One question :, since I updated to the last release, my "Site Preview" is no more working

I got some message that I the siteURL was not found. so I created a new Vault (after the update), and I got the same issue, BUT this time the notification message show some hints to help to solve it

then I added the siteURL like this (just a quick test/fix)

and now it works., but I was surprise. so I think before the update this *siteURL * was not required for the Site Preview, but now it seems to be required ?

Also another question regarding the Site Preview, in the Side Preview I clould see all the Markdown Blocks been rendered (mermaid, code chunck ...) BUT not in the Site Preview ? is there any parameter toactvoate the Markdow redeing for all the BLock (mermaid, code chunck..)

inside my VS code (in the Side Preview)

bu t in the Site Preview it looks like

Another Question: Is there a way to build just locally ? I mean to have many Build config files,: - 1 for publisghing on the net - 1 for local or intranet publishing

I m leaving now, take some fresh air in this time of Corona restrictions 😦 Again thanks to Kevin and all the peoples making Dendron, Really nice, awesome project ! And also like Kevin said It provides the Tool to make the hierarchy Note/Knowledge usage efficient Have a nice day

For mermaid you need to set a config option we here https://dendron.so/notes/eea2b078-1acc-4071-a14e-18299fc28f48.html#mermaid-optional

I haven't played much with publishing but it created a local set of files under

docs

. So I guess this can be used for local publishing

On one site this may be a good idea on the other side I would have the Problem that I can't use wsl2 on my Shadow, which is a Cloud Based Computer Platform. So I think it would be good to Truly fix these Problems.

so schemas aren't required, the idea is to create them once you have an idea of hierarchies you want to enforce. there some example schemas you can find here: https://dendron.so/notes/c5e5adde-5459-409b-b34d-a0d75cbb1052.html#example-schemas

this is because we've tightened some validation. dendron would break if you tried to publish without

siteUrl

set, but as you've pointed out, this does not apply to local preview. our release next week will loosen this check locally. to build, you can run

Site: Build

or use our cli.

Hi, Kevin, Thanks for your quick reply. And thanks for this great tool Do you have any idea how to get all the Rendering working in the "Site Preview" like it worked in the "Side Preview" (inside the VS Code)