Thanks. It appears for me on the Ctrl+click on the link takes me to the header in the editor itself. However, clicking in the the preview or browser page takes me to the markdown view of the current note.

yeah, we use vscode native open link on preview which doesn’t currently support header nav

@User am I correct that this isn't supported yet, and planned through https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/209 ? (i.e. with the

$.

syntax? )

yes. please upvote to prioritize 🙂

will do, thanks

Is there a way to configure the title of the daily journal file? I can configure the name, hierarchy etc but I can't find a way to configure the title of the Journal Entry. Having a numeric file name is easier for file management, but the title can be more human friendly like 20th March etc.

Not that I'm aware of. The title format is yyyy-mm-dd but maybe @k3h can point to config options I haven't discovered yet. Maybe nunjucks templates can be used to achieve this but I didn't find anything suitable

we currently don't support that. there's a few string parameters we support: you can see the full list here: https://moment.github.io/luxon/docs/manual/formatting.html

@User > Curious though if there's a way to incorporate some kind of Spaced repetition practice in dendron. for SRS, its something that will probably be integrated as a plugin vs native integration into dendron. this would mean either a 1st party or 3rd party [pod](https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/66727a39-d0a7-449b-a10d-f6c438185d7f.html) that allows you to sync your notes to an existing SRS system

Running the import pod to bring in my obsidian vault. It's been executing for about an hour. Is that normal? It's fairly small vault (~150 notes). Running on Windows, set the path to the vault and for vaultName="vault" (this was not obvious). What am I doing wrong?

For import pod, what are you using for your import config? Can you run

> Dendron: Open Logs

and dm me the output?

stupid question: is there a note lookup by ID?

Since the ID is unique, I'd just use the VS Code search functionality (Ctrl + Shift + F)

I have been working with emacs and org-roam to make a note collection for some time. I just discovered dendron and am really interested in it! The one thing that would keep me from switching is the ability to have inline images. I know if I have a preview window open I will see media, but it seems like a waste of space to have to show (mostly) the same content in two places. The only thing for VSCode I've seen that does it is UNotes. Is it possible to add a WYSIWYG editor? I'm not sure of the technical complications/limitations with doing that.

You might try opening the note you're working on in a different program? It's not as elegant as having a WYSIWYG editor built-in, but you can try it out immediately. Typora, mentioned here, is still a free beta (https://typora.io): https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/743194856788328497/822940372958445599

I'd be curious to know about built-in or VSCode extension for WYSIWYG editing, too. I've got a lot of academic colleagues who would love interconnected notes like Dendron, but who've told me in the past that working with source code is a non-starter.

if you hover over an image link, dendron will show you a preview

Is there a specific setting/extension needed for this? I am trying it in one of my notes and I can't see the preview :/

Same here.

Thank you! I have a few different WYSIWYG markdown editors. I don't like the idea of needing to use an external editor though.

That something I miss too from org mode, it's not fully WYSIWYG but does a couple of things that in my opinion are great, inline images as you said and link masking (only the link label is shown) which makes reading a lot easier

Maybe this can give us hopes abou this topic https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/85682

hello my fellow dendrophilles, does using the wiki markdown [[referencedfile]] allow you to open said referencedfile in editor or does it only work in browser

It seems like that's a yes

but I can't seem to get it to woooork

got markdown notes installed too

SOLUTION: I restarted vscode. PROBABLY THE REAL SOLUTION: it's control click not alt click

I'm an IT professional, in a small business, and I'm thinking Dendron would be a good system for me to keep notes and also to store reference material. My question is, after watching all the videos, how would I go about naming notes that are websites that have reference material? For example, how would I name a note with the following title: "Active Directory Auditing: How to Track Down Password Changes". I'm struggling with the hierarchy.

are you using windows?

Yes