The recommended naming convention is all lower case kebab case. Kebab case is when you replace spaces with dashes and upper case with lower case. -

Hello World

->

hello-world

Yeah I did realize the case thing was a little off, and I had also changed filenames. It corrected itself so I'm not too worried. Thank you!

I had asked if Children on

root.md

(and only on

root.md

or what you call index.html/Landing page) can be renamed to

Table of Contents

@User has provided this facility in the latest release, but it impacts all the pages. I would also like special/additional customization for

root.md

I rarely delete a note my self, unless I've created it by mistake. What I usually do is to archive the notes which is kind of soft deletion, so I can recover or even view them

That would be awesome. I was researching a bit about this since whay I would like for my published BrainForest is something similar to Andy Matuschak notes (with multiple notes in the screen) but with the nav bar that can be hidden with a button. Oh and with the search bar too.

But I'm a freaking frontend noob. So reading css for me is like reading Sanskrit

I just tried the new exportPod GitPod but only get an error. The command is

npx dendron-cli exportPod  --wsRoot . --podId dendron.gitpunchard --config "dest=./vega"

and the error is this

Am I making a stupiid mistake or should I create an issue? The message `stderr: 'fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git',`is odd. I have two git repos as remote vaults and I'm on Windows if that matters.

this is because the gitpod is primitive and only checks for a git repo on the workspace level right now 😅

Here's another keybinding based on @User hack mentioned in https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/735365126227493004/786973050351648768 - This one is for numbered bullets and it also maintains the tab position (removed "\r")

{
  "key": "ctrl+shift+enter",
  "command": "type",
  "args": {
    "text": "\n1. "
  },
  "when": "editorTextFocus && !editorReadOnly && editorLangId == 'markdown'"
}

here is more of @User on the docs: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/692fa114-f798-467f-a0b9-3cccc327aa6f.html#auto-bullet-list 🙂

So I never really use links without giving them aliases, but it seems to me that the link aliasing kind of breaks the extension in these ways: - if a link alias is typed (e.g. [[alias| instead of [[), autocomplete does not work) - if a link alias has spaces in it, syntax highlighting breaks. Are these known bugs? I didn't see any on GitHub. Does anyone know of any workarounds?

autocomplete should still work if you manually trigger intellisense. if not, feel free to submit an issue. as for spaces, yes, that is an issue we have in our backlog. upvote to help us prioritize 😅 https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/442

is there a mechanism to remove unreferenced assets?

not a built in way

most of my stuff is in evernote now - is there a suggestion on how to migrate? I know joplin has a evernote import and markdown export - but not sure if then using dendron to import that would be the best method

@User Haven't tried it before but there's a tool that let you convert evernote note's to md files https://github.com/wormi4ok/evernote2md then initialize a dendron workspace (empty) and move all the files in (maybe figure out the hierarchy you want and make some schemas first) then you can rename note / refactor hierarchy to fit your schema(s)

ok - very cool - thanks !

https://github.com/wormi4ok/evernote2md/issues/32 be aware that tables may not be convert properly as well

another member of our community @User also made a evernote2md tool that might be worth checking out 🙂 https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/757779937833779361/817390366823153735

im glad i never put any effort into organizing my evernote - just search

My specific use-case is related to Azure Static Web Apps and its "routes" functionality. You can make lots of decisions on the basis of paths, but need an index.html landing page which is universally accessible. I'd like the option for index.html not to be part of the main nav/notes system at all, so that all of the note content is in "notes". A kind of landing page where I can explain things to people before they're knee-deep in my random thoughts, show legal/license info (including cookie notices for GDPR), do auth stuff, bounce people to when something goes wrong, etc... I don't think this list of things is core Dendron functionality (at least not yet!) so it becomes a place where people can add their own "wrapper" to the vault. It also raises the possibility of publishing multiple vaults/schemas separately, and having an entry point for those, but that's another huge thing that's beyond my need right now. This relates to "root.md" because it feels like a special case at the moment, its published output ending up outside of the hierarchy of the other notes. Thinking about it, it feels like a question of "what does index.html reference?" - is it the root.md note, some other arbitrary note, or some non-note html/markdown?

As an aside, the "routes" and other configuration functions of Azure Static Web Apps open up loads of options for publishing any static site - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/static-web-apps/configuration - my mid-term goal is to see if I can build out some Azure-based CI/CD workflows for Dendron collaboration/publishing stuff easily on the platform.

when I first started playing with Dendron, the YAML title would be added as a heading to the top of the enhanced preview, but now it doesn't any more... did that change in the latest release? or do I have something messed up in my system?

👉 Hash sign for tag doesn't appear in Preview.

your index page is determined by the

siteIndex

parameter: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/f2ed8639-a604-4a9d-b76c-41e205fb8713.html#siteindex-optional we default to the first hiearchy you publish, or

root.md

if you publish everything. if you want to exclude a page from the nav, you can use the [nav_exclude](https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/f2ed8639-a604-4a9d-b76c-41e205fb8713.html#nav_exclude) prop if you have customization beyond that, you can include arbitrary HTML into your note and it should render in the published page. if none of these options do it, you can submit a feature request and we can figure out how to make it happen 😅 https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=

should still work.

useFMTitle

param https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/eea2b078-1acc-4071-a14e-18299fc28f48.html#usefmtitle

did you do some customization of the css?

we'll be releasing ability to do individual note based overrides on the frontmatter in a future release 🙂

Yes, I have this in my style.less file. However, even without the CSS it doesn't show the hash sign.

.markdown-preview.markdown-preview {
  // modify your style here
  // eg: background-color: blue;
  /* General tag styling */
  a[href*="tag."] {
    color: #fff;
    background: rgb(36, 89, 233);
    display: inline-block;
    padding: 0 10px;
    border-radius: 4px;
  }
}