I think note hierarchy describes it well 🙂

I see

Is this note hierarchy thing unique in dendron?

Also whhat are my options if i want to view the notes on my android

Yeah, I think we're the only local-first note hierarchy. Notion.so also does something similar where notes are part of the hierarchy

Though I've seen a new app come out the other day ... one sec.

Pinged you on the thread in #795730630771867737 @User

May i ask why did you go for a note hierarchy approach

Here's more about our principles, hierarchy for us is key: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/7fcebd7d-6411-4c9d-8baf-65629dc018a1.html

@Kiran i checked the trade offs but they just talk about the advantage

I was hoping i could have insights on the bad

For that, you'd need to look to why some folks don't like hierarchies: https://zettelkasten.de/posts/no-categories/. That said, Dendron is meant to be flexible so you should be able to create hierarchies and then change them easily if/when required.

I keep a general daily journal note via ctrl-shift-i and also a work projects overview journal note with related journal notes via ctrl-k-j recording the key activity that day on each project. My work structure is w.proj.(ref of project). and I wish my project journal notes to be w.journal.2021.06.04.(ref of project).meeting-x-y-z At present I write the title of the meeting in the daily project overview journal note, highlight the text and use ctrl-k-j to create the note. Using this method misses out .project ref. in the note title and I have to add this to the title every time. Is there a better way of creating project journal notes that automatically includes the project ref in the title, followed by the description? I have also tried creating the project notes from w.journal.2021.06.04.(ref of project) but this still misses out .(ref of project). from the title of the note.

@Kiran based on that link you recently gave what is zettel id?

Is there a zettel id in dendron?

Zettel Id is just a unique Id per note. In our case, just substitute that for the title (which is unique per vault)

I am still recovering from a hardware refresh. DOes anyone know off-hand how to configure wikilinks so it creates what does not exist?

use the new

go to note

command when hovering over the link. default shortcut is

ctrl enter

I used to hit -- command-enter.

can you check that it is a double bracketted wiki link your hovering over? [[ ... ]]

I just made

[[test.test]]

no joy.

This isn't a crit and I am on calls the rest of the day but I would love to work with you on this if it grants any insights or if its an opportunity for me to learn more.

just created a bunch of links & tried to Ctrl-Enter to create the files (I'm splitting a long note into several)... anyway, one of the links had a

<wbr/>

in the friendly text, and Ctrl-Enter did nothing until I removed it

can you try it again while the text cursor is within the double bracket? (regardless of the hover location)

meta and command do nothing while cursor is insidr.

strange... are the other dendron functions working properly?

They seem to be.