does anyone one know after install the markdown links might night be working?

all bundled extensions are installed

k looks like

> Dendron: Show Preview

works

but preview styling doesn't match like previously was shown

seems like dendron is trying to overload on my default theme - any way to turn this off?

to the point where if I'm not in dendron there's a flash of previous theming before my standard "GitHub Plus" theme kicks on

dendron uses the material theme by default and also initialized the workspace with those settings. you should be able to change the theme using the regular command prompt or updating the json

> Mobile anybody? What about using mobile (app) to manage Dendron notes? Experiences, ideas? @HeroP i use IA writer for mobile and i’m experimenting with git journal at the moment

for notes that you care to publish, our default publishing layout is mobile friendly (eg. see https//dendron.so on mobile)

Sounds good for me. 😁

@HeroP I'm using Markor on Android that handles wiki links. Syncing with synchthing or resilio

Is there a way to follow a link in the text w/o clicking on it? From quickstart, I move cursor over dendron.topic.links, then hit vim's

gf

and no file is found, I use dendron's open link pallete option which says that it's not a link, ... what do I hit to follow a link?

go to definition shortcut

f12 for mac though I remapped it to

ctrl+enter

and is there a built in go-back, other than the vim plugins ctrl-o

no built in go-back yet, vscode ctrl-tab or ctrl-^

we do have a

go up

command to take you up one level in your hierarchy

Hi, decided to give a dendron a go today; after installing extension, there's immediately "Loading index..." message shown that seems to stick around quite a while. This even without any folder opened - or the same with an empty folder. What's being indexed there? (Using vscode insiders)

I was expecting indexing to happen when there's some files in the workspace, now the immediate thought is: "oh s**t, did it start to build index all the way from the root of the file system"

> f12 for mac though I remapped it to

ctrl+enter

@User

Ctrl+Enter

my dear comrade is not working. The cursor just goes to the next line. And yes, the file already exists

Alt+F12

is (correctly I assume) showing the content of the related file in a pop-over.

> Hi, decided to give a dendron a go today; after installing extension, there's immediately "Loading index..." message shown that seems to stick around quite a while. This even without any folder opened - or the same with an empty folder. What's being indexed there? (Using vscode insiders) @User i need to update the loading message on first time installs. made dendron an extension pack which means it also installs

dendron markdown preview

when you install it. that can take a moment. for subsequent runs, that shouldn't be the case

(for ~10k notes, it takes <1s on my machine)

@User after replying to you in #742532267058004098 , i realized it is more of a qustion/feature request: [...TODO tree plugin...] It's not exactly what i was looking for but i can work with it for now. Sooner or later i want to make my notes available to colleagues. this is when it would be great to have an publishable overview of all TODOs (with backlinks) like this:

[[meeting.2020-08-27]]
- [ ] bring cookies next time
- [ ] do foo

[pro.foo.infrastructure]
- [ ] herp the derp
- [ ] make fast

(@User also try running without schemes if you added/edited them outside the tutorial... I loaded bad scheme on first install on my laptop last night and it did NOT like it and just would try to load for a while before I removed them)

Thanks @kevins8 , have to try it again. @User installed just on a blank instance, no schemes or anything in place

Fair glgl!

> > Thanks @User , have to try it again. @User installed just on a blank instance, no schemes or anything in place > @User looking into it some more, realized this was a bug on my end. we show you the progress bar even when dendron isn't initialized which is why it hangs (https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/129). this has been fixed in the latest update (0.8.10)

> @User after replying to you in #742532267058004098 , i realized it is more of a qustion/feature request: > > [...TODO tree plugin...] It's not exactly what i was looking for but i can work with it for now. Sooner or later i want to make my notes available to colleagues. this is when it would be great to have an publishable overview of all TODOs (with backlinks) like this: > >

> [[meeting.2020-08-27]]
> - [ ] bring cookies next time
> - [ ] do foo
> 
> [pro.foo.infrastructure]
> - [ ] herp the derp
> - [ ] make fast
>

@User got it. note aggregation is something I want to support in the future. in the meanwhile, have you tried out the search editor functionality inside vscode? it gets you pretty close to what you want

Yes, this helps for ad-hoc exports. I'm already using it. 👍

@User : looks like dendron flavor of markdown notes might get conflicts with old settings related to the upstream markdown notes; this was the first message I got after install when trying link ctrl-hover: "createNoteOnGoToDefinitionWhenMissing only works when vscodeMarkdownNotes.workspaceFilenameConvention = 'uniqueFilenames'" - this was set to relative (by previous install of this extension). Maybe rename the forked settings to "dendron.vscodeMarkdownNotes.workspaceFilenameConvention" or something like that?