In that case, can you open and close the tree view, then run "Dendron:Dev: Diagnostic Report" then direct message the output to me? I'll look into it to see what might be wrong.

Out of curiosity, if i were to start a clean vault, is there some way to import individual notes to that vault?

You can copy over the files manually, Dendron should automatically recognize them

Is there a way to change the styling of the V2 preview?

@User I am a Dendron newbie, on MacOS with a TON of FoldingText .md files in my filesystem. My goal is to try using Dendron on those files... I copied a subtree into my Dendron vault folder. No dice. Is there some kind of import function? I can see Denron files have a prefix... dont really know how to deal with this... did not see anything in the tutorial for this. what should I do?

I think you are looking for Pods. I'm not familiar with FoldingText, but let me know if you have any issues using the Markdown Import Pod. https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/66727a39-d0a7-449b-a10d-f6c438185d7f.html

not yet, but its something we're planning on supporting. should be out in a few weeks

Thanks, looking forward to it!

me too 🙂

Thanks Serious. I went to the pod page. I was hoping the the dendron executable was on my path after install. Alas not. So it is not clear how I would invoke the markdown pod. There is an example export operation in the docs.... but big picture, would dendron even work properly if other tools where being used to edit the .md files directly in the file system? thanks and thanks for any pointers.

@User and just to ask a precise question: is there is a linux command line I can execute in order to import a tree of .md files, I can just do it, and see what happens.... let me know. --dan

You don't need the Dendron command line interface installed. You can use the pod directly inside Visual Studio Code. Try using "Dendron: Import Pod" command inside Visual Studio Code, then look here for how to configure the import: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/f23a6290-2dec-45dc-b616-c218ee53db6b.html

You can certainly do:

sh
cp /where/my/notes/are/*.md Dendron/vault/

Dendron should automatically recognize the Markdown files.

If it doesn't, you can try "Dendron: Reload Index", or restart Dendron. If you copy the files yourself, "Dendron: Doctor" with "fixFrontmatter" will add a frontmatter to your notes which is required for Dendron: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/eea2b078-1acc-4071-a14e-18299fc28f47.html#fixfrontmatter

ok. it did jam stuff automatically into the front of my .md files when I put them in the vault

but I cannot find them with ^L. and they do not seem to be the in tree view either

I did do the reload index command.... no dice

(btw, is the POD interface a "live" interface... e.g. will those files continue to exist in their original locations w/o any prefix stuff on the file if they are imported via a pod?

thx!

The original files are left untouched. Your changes in Dendron won't affect them either. You can use the Export Pod to export your changes if you'd like. We also have plans for a synchronization method to keep Dendron synchronized with external notes.

That's interesting, if you run "Dendron:Dev: Diagnostic Report" and send it to me through a private message, I can take a look and see what's wrong.

will do!

I can't see anything wrong here. Just to make sure you're getting the right lookup, can you try running "Dendron: Lookup" to see if the notes show up there? Sometimes there is a conflict with keybindings

@User thanks for the fast response... I think I was able to kind of run the system... there was an issue with key bindings, and I still cannot see those pages in the tree view, but I did manage to use dendron:Lookup to get to them. I am going to add a feedback section, since I love systems like this. (but I think it may not work for me... I will check back on the feedback section to see if I am wrong). in any case, I do salute what you guys are doing! I might keep trying to make it work, but first let me leave my feedback.

This is definitely feasible at least within the new Preview V2 (as everything is designed to be reusable) but it would likely take some significant refactoring. I'll make a note of it on the graph milestones, and I'll give you a ping if we schedule it in an upcoming release

Anyone getting error with

Site Build

after the latest update ? (I'm on VSCodium/Ubuntu)

error running command: Undefined function.
  ╷
4 │   $remSize: math.div($size, $root-font-size);
  │             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  ╵
  ../../../docs/raw-assets/sass/support/_functions.scss 4:13          rem()
  ../../../docs/raw-assets/sass/support/mixins/_layout.scss 15:24     mq()
  ../../../docs/raw-assets/sass/support/mixins/_typography.scss 30:3  fs-4()
  ../../../docs/raw-assets/sass/base.scss 16:3                        @import
  ../../../docs/raw-assets/sass/modules.scss 9:9                      @import
  ../../../docs/raw-assets/sass/just-the-docs-default.scss 7:9        root stylesheet

I've restarted VScodium a couple of times, just in case. But did not help. @User Any suggestions to fix this ?

Is there a way to see Dendron images in Typora? I could not achieve this via its settings..., especially for multiple vaults

Thanks you. This would be great and we have an immediate use case for it...

Anybody know the command to get the note under the cursor to open in the editor window to the right of the current window? I'm looking for behavior similar to

Dendron Show Preview V2

.

Is the plan to store linked items other than pasted images in the assets directory? I would like my markdown to link to reference materials within some kind of hierarchy under assets and know that if I changed the hierarchy of those assets in a dendron friendly/supported way the links would be maintained.