so using _ to italicize parts of words doesn't work in enhanced preview (it does work in standard preview)... e.g

_w_ord

... but

*w*ord

does render italics, as does

_word_

Are there variables we can use in templates if so where do I locate the list of variables?

So, I gave the CLI instructions a shot but it looked like it was doing something and still had the same issue. It still did not ask me to install dependencies. Anyway, I did a fresh install of vscode including extensions and all, and installed Dendron from vscode along with recommended extensions, and now the Site Preview worked just fine! Is there a way to specify a particular vault I want to Site Preview, however?

Awesome, thanks! So, basically set the visibility under the specific vault to private or public in dendron.yml 🤓

Is the checklist shortcut, "t+o+Tab" a VSCode shortcut? If not is there a list of similar shortcuts documented somewhere?

That one is a snippet and it's defined in

dendron.code-snippets

.

So, I understand that Dendron is hierarchy first rather than link first - is there any way to get a hierarchy graph?

yep.

> Show Note Graph

🙂

Good lord, I feel dumb for missing that one - I assumed NoteGraph was based on the wikilinks 😊

haha, all good. here's the additional docs: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/587e6d62-3c5b-49b0-aedc-02f62f0448e6.html

Is there any way of customizing the preview? 🤔 by default it appears in a light theme and I'd much prefer it to be a dark theme

yep. https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/401c5889-20ae-4b3a-8468-269def4b4865.html#customize-theme

Thanks

How do people handle hiearchy for misc. notes that aren't substantial enough for their own hierarchy but don't fit in the current ones? As an example, lets say I the following list of top level notes and have a random note about Vimium C shortcuts - do most people have a catch all "misc" tl?

How do I use my own Git repo as the storage for Dendron? I thought that was supposed to be possible, but I can't seem to figure that out from the documentation.

When it comes to software tips / snippets / shortcuts, I usually put them under a

ref.

(for reference) hierarchy

Go to your vault folder:

git init
git remote add origin link_to_your_git_repo
git push -u origin master

Then you'd have to push each time you update your notes

If use use the

Valut Add

command you can choose a remote repo as a vault

If you were asking whether Dendron manages this via some command, am not quite sure, what I do is the approach I described

Dendron doesn't sync on its own but you can use the Auto-git extension for that

For now I have an alias set up, so it's not much of a hassle for me. But I might look into that extension

Oh, I was thinking that Dendron would auto-commit-push-pull. I listened to a Podcast about it and came away with that understanding, which I guess was a misunderstanding.

It only syncs the first git repo in your workspace so it's not perfect but good enough for me. That's mostly relevant if you have a multi-vault setting

Gitdoc will do this too in VSCode

scratch notes 🙂 https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/5c213aa6-e4ba-49e8-85c5-1bdcb33ce202.html#scratch-note

I personally, try to reduce the friction of searching the appropriate hierarchy as much as I can. I want to avoid to end up with the same problems of a folder structure so if I'm going to take a note and don't know which hierarchy it belongs to I just save it as a top level note (direct child of rhe root hierarchy). And this is great because that notes are easy to identify as, notes that haven't been processed yet. So when I have some, I revisit them, and try to polish them more finding some links and eventually finding a great category where they will be easy to retrieve when I need to. For me this is something I use to run from the "collector fallacy" of just collecting information and putting it at rest for ever

Maybe I'm overthinking but I find it useful