it seems that right now that is no navigation backwards available from the preview (unless you add explicit links)

right. you would navigate using

ctrl-tab

via the editor

Noob here, what is the best strategy for handling synonyms of words?

@User you mean linking to synonyms?

Here is the log, re lookups not working

are you able to invoke it manually using

ctrl + shift + p

and typing

Dendorn: Lookup

?

Ah, thanks, that worked

you might have a keyboard shortcut that is conflicting with the default

ctrl-l

of lookup

you can either remove the old shortcut or map dendron's shortcut to another key combination

> I tried to use Rename Note command to move a note to another place in hierarchy. The tree view got really confused about this: > - create note

pizza

> - rename to

recipes.pizza

> - tree view still shows a separate pizza note, and trying to expand

recipes

gives an error:

Element with id f39efd54-7c3d-4fc9-9cbe-00be9ed0bc2a is already registered

> Reloading the window fixes this. > Maybe it's not the intended usage of rename command, but imho this should work) @User this is now fixed in 0.9.1 🙂 https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#bug-fixes

Hi folks - back for day two of dendron. I can't seem to figure out to insert snippets? I see there are two dendron snippets defined todo and h3, how do I create a new note with one of these? lookup doesn't seem to find them. Auto complete doesn't seem to find them.

hi @User , have you checked this one already: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/userdefinedsnippets

thanks for that, the intellisense/insert snippet wasn't working but now it is (???) I was having some trouble with auto-complete yesterday, I would if there is some conflict in shortcuts etc? Anything to check for?

hmm, nothing comes to mind. you might want to check keyboard shortcuts in general (e.g. insertSnippet)

what a mess of shortcuts... and conflicts.

dealing with shortcut conflicts in one of the biggest struggles for me 😅

dendron initializes your workspace with the following settings to allow inline

tab

completion of snippets

json
        "editor.snippetSuggestions": "inline",
        "editor.suggest.snippetsPreventQuickSuggestions": false,
        "editor.suggest.showSnippets": true,
        "editor.tabCompletion": "on"

Hi everyone, i downloaded Dendron overnight and was looking into it to learn of different systems being used and wondered if someone can please help. I created a new daily note journal but this went into a new tree as opposed to a schema (?) - is this due to the schema.yml? I have not tweaked anything - just running from the installed workspace with example material. I have attached an image which hopefully explains the issue

Also, @User I was having a look through your YT videos and saw in the video at 1:33 you have what looks like a TOC / MOC of your daily journals - is this something that is created automatically or do you update the listing with your new journal each day? thanks a lot in advance, and what a great product you have developed. Kudos to you!

> Hi everyone, i downloaded Dendron overnight and was looking into it to learn of different systems being used and wondered if someone can please help. I created a new daily note journal but this went into a new tree as opposed to a schema (?) - is this due to the schema.yml? I have not tweaked anything - just running from the installed workspace with example material. I have attached an image which hopefully explains the issue @User dendron has two notions for journal notes. there's is a regular journal note which is specific to each hierarchy. we also have a global Daily Journal Note which creates a daily journal (similar to roam) under its own hierarchy. it looks like you created the latter. by default, dendron will create Daily Journal Notes under the

daily.*

hierarchy. this will create the hierarchy you attached in your screenshot

+ daily
    + journal
        {date}

the reason you see this is because dendron will create stub notes when creating notes that have parents that don't exist. in your case, creating

daily.journal.{date}

,

daily.md

and

daily.journal.md

didn't exist so dendron stubbed them for you. the reason we do stubs is because we don't want to litter your file system with empty files. stubs are a compromise - they let you see the hierarchy of your newly created notes without forcing you to create intermediary files

> Also, @User I was having a look through your YT videos and saw in the video at 1:33 you have what looks like a TOC / MOC of your daily journals - is this something that is created automatically or do you update the listing with your new journal each day? thanks a lot in advance, and what a great product you have developed. Kudos to you! @User currently this is something that is done manually. we have an issue to do it automatically: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/57 please upvote and chime in with suggestions and it'll help us prioritize 🙂

Btw, when I see that plus sign in stubs I expect it to create the missing note when clicked))

got it. it doesn't do that right now but easy enough to add 🙂

I think that would be great - I was clicking the + like a lunatic only to find out it was for aesthetics 🙂

@User thanks for the response on the journalling point. I think I have got it now. I might have to take you up on an onboarding session

that's what they're there for 🙂

fyi, here's a recording of one of them for reference: https://www.dendron.so/notes/e8d6241e-1708-4bde-bd3d-93b440a1eaad.html

thanks - checked it out a few times already 🙂

I was watching this video and thinking: what dungeon do they keep mentioning? Only like 10 minutes in I realized that's dendron 😅

lol 😆