https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/when-clause-contexts lots of options hard to pick the right one 🙂 thx and how to fix now F12? To not create a doc w/o front-matter?

need to add this with same definition as "ctrl-enter"

I would just add the same just not markdown to the when of f12

how to make this part of Dendron default installation?

not "how" but "who" 🙂

I could give it a shot tomorrow should be a small patch

awesome.. 1st day and I enjoy the community 🙂 * helpful * respectful * professional a dream!

--- references are known atm to be buggy?

![[another.one]]
![[dendron.welcome]]

Sometimes a new created one works, then all of them get rendered in preview again like this

!another.one
!dendron.welcome

how to debug? is there a log to check in case the backend runs into errors?

hmm, do you have multiple vaults? note references don't render if the target note is empty or is in a different vault. for the latter, you want to use a cross vault link https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/3472226a-ff3c-432d-bf5d-10926f39f6c2.html

for logs, you can find them using

Open Logs

or

Diagnostics Report

https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/eea2b078-1acc-4071-a14e-18299fc28f47.html#dendrondev-diagnostics-report

for those looking how to NOT have a pre-defined shortcut do something... if you're using the JSON version of the VSCode keybindings, adding a - to the beginning of the command name removes the mapping... example of changing what a default keybinding does...

{
        "key": "ctrl+k ctrl+s",
        "command": "-workbench.action.openGlobalKeybindings"
    },
    {
        "key": "ctrl+k ctrl+s",
        "command": "workbench.action.openGlobalKeybindingsFile"
    },

I was wondering if you might have the same problem recently ? The default markdown preview could render well the math symbols, while the dendron preview cannot or being unstable, sometimes it flushes the math symbols at the beginning and then render back the text showing like

$\frac{1}{2}$

Since there’s a lot of smart horsepower in this room, anyone have an idea about this one? https://twitter.com/larrywright/status/1384555148945547264?s=21

Yeah I replied with a potential solution ... not sure if it'll work for him.

this could work in preview with some css I think 🤔

Is it possible to reference to specific lines in a note? Probably something like ![[daily.journal.2021.04.19#header,4-6]]

Oh yeah, I could see in preview but the OP wants this to work on the editor so 🤷‍♂️

could work with some custom formatters. but it's a bit of a work to make that work in a general purpose editor I think.

Hi folks, I can't seem to get dendron paste image to work, all the gets copied into the markdown document is the file name (no path) inside of angle brackets. I then noticed that the settings file had the path config left blank, I then added the $currentfiledirectory variable but it didn't work, dendron then complained "Unable to write to User Settings because pasteImage.basePath is not a registered configuration."

not yet but arbitrary block references are on the roadmap: https://github.com/orgs/dendronhq/projects/1#card-57735593 will happen sometime between may-august

do you have dendron paste image extension installed?

You're like Jake from State Farm.. you're the man, man 👍

yes

* no multi-vault * the target nodes are created just tested this on another computer again, still on 1st try the preview don't "include the reference" but renders a

!targetname

(logs are good to know, but not include obvious errors or insight in this case)

--- someone came across proper footer/header templates for preview and/or publishing (for corpo branding) (footer => not footnotes :))

--- @User I think I found what is breaking my preview of reference-links like

![[dev.cli.gcloud]]

* I've disabled now for the Dendron workspace the "Markdown Preview Enhanced" extension * as I've installed the "Dendron Markdown Preview Enhanced" extension too (as recommended) * looks like both of them active was the problem (and I've got a bit too many "Open Preview to the Side" buttons too :)) after that it seems to work!

Is there a better way to do an inline link lookup other than the

[[

autocomplete? For example, I want to reference yesterday's daily journal in today's note. So my typical workflow is that I type

[[

and then yesterday's date (ex. 20). Well, 20 matches with the year 2021 and then when I cancel out of that, i need to backspace the two

[[

and then repeat the process. Thoughts? Thanks!

Dendron: Copy Note Link

will put

[[Title|current.note]]

in your clipboard. So you can open up yesterday's journal, run this command, and paste it in today's journal.

Awesome! thank you!

Dendron: Go Next Sibling

and

Dendron: Go Previous Sibling

is also useful here, since you can move between yesterday and today's journal with a shortcut rather than doing a lookup every time.