On the daily journal feature, is it possible add a custom template? I have certain crap that will always (unfortunately) be on the list.

Just noticed that links in discussions that include

anchors

, e.g. ...#siteindex, doesn't scroll the page to that anchor, when you're using chrome. Quick googling mentions this but gives no solutions.

Yep, you can do that using schemas (https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/c5e5adde-5459-409b-b34d-a0d75cbb1052.html#summary) and its templating functionality (https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/c5e5adde-5459-409b-b34d-a0d75cbb1052.html#template) Example daily journal schema is here -> https://github.com/dendronhq/templates/blob/main/templates/daily.schema.yml#L10:L10

Ah. That makes sense. I was actually just starting on a schema or two for a couple other things (podcast show notes), but I didn't see where the daily schema was set up.

Still trying to get

Wellcome.md

to suplant

root.md

. Changed/added the following to dendron.yml: siteHierarchies: - Welcome siteIndex: Welcome still get root as first title

hmm, dendron is case insensitive. can you try using welcome as all lower case?

The current

Dendron: Intialize Workspace

with

empty

is not really empty, it is trying to be too helpful with templates and stuff.

will try, have broken dendron initializing dealing with

empty

you'll want to initialize a blank workspace for an empty one

Thought I had, but didn't, vscode is not the most keyboard friendly app in some ways 😋

Init'd a new empty workspace, copied my notes over to the vault, added/changed lines in dendron,yml: siteHierarchies: - welcome siteIndex: welcome deleted root.md (however this get automatically recreated whenever you activate the workscape)

Dendron: Site Preview

yields

CAN NOT GET \

at 8080

For

Dendron: Initialize Workspace

the (built-in?) suggestion for the destination path vex's me. I put vaults in a sub directory of my git folder, (C:\VC\git), so being able to customize this with a setting would help. At this time I'm inventing/experimenting with

Dendron Jargon

to capture some fine distinctions: * note - *.md files in a vault * navTitle - clickable label in navigation, (nav-pane) * bank - a folder that contains vault(s), and/or seeds, plus support files * simple-bank - bank with only one vault * multi-bank - a multi-vault bank * virtual-bank - a bank where the vaults are, (via dendron.code-workspace), someplace else Still a work in progress, but this bears on sub folder naming: * in my git folder:

Dendron-Notebanks

parent folder for all my

banks

* some of my current

banks

for examples: * Bank.Markdown * Bank.nextjs_tut * Bank.nextjs_tut2 * 3_banks--from_Init-cmd :: organizing folder for the 3 choices of inits

with workspaces, the idea is that creating workspaces shouldn't be a frequent operation. if you do want to have fine control, initialize a blank workspace and remove the default vault for jargon, you see our list here 🙂 https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/c6fd6bc4-7f75-4cbb-8f34-f7b99bfe2d50.html

Might be better titled

Terminology

with a inclusion in

Glossary

With apologies, I do check the dendron wiki, but things often aren't where I would expect them🙂

all good, we need to work on making it more discoverable 😅

Still stuck creating a none root.md containing, nav_order: controlled set of notes, (as reported above) If I just give up trying to get rid of root.md, and give it a

nav_order: 1

, and order the notes as I need them, I can at least get them as I need. However, it's a fiddly, touch intensive, workflow. If I need this often, I'll have to optimize it. Just doing it to capture some

leaning notes

on a Youtube tutorial on NextJS. This one: turning its timestamps into note titles

is there a way to display “forward-links”?

root.md is a special note. it currently can't be deleted. if you set the

siteIndex

to something different, the published page will be different. (eg. see https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron-blog/blob/main/dendron.yml)

what do you mean by that?

in the side panel, is there an area where you can show what links the open note has out instead of what backlinks to the open note? i.e. lets say i have a cookbook file and i link that to [[chicken recipe]]s, in the chicken recipe there is a side panel backlink to the [[cookbook]] but in the cookbook note, there isnt a similar panel to the [[chicken-recipes]] file

Does anyone find the following enhancement annoying: "enhance(lookup) "Create New" will be first result if no exact match" ? It seems the exact match here means that the full file name should match the lookup value, but I think this will rarely be the case. The whole idea of the lookup was to quickly find files by a partial match. I know I have a file named

r.tech.git.branch

, but if I type

gitbranch

or

git.branch

there is no "exact" match and I need to press the down key to select the proper file. It does seem to work correctly if I type

git branch

with a space, but I'm not sure why this is any different from the first two lookups.

Prior to enabling full fuzzy matching in lookup, if there weren't any exact matches no selection option was displayed (except for when the query string was a substring of a note's hierarchy). So back then, the intent when typing a partially matching query string was to create a new note of that name. Bubbling up

create new

if there aren't any exact matches was a decision made to preserve that expectation. I do understand where you are coming from. If a user's intention is navigation, this decision kind of beats the purpose of enabling full fuzzy matching.

or at least introduces some friction to it.

Oh, so this behaviour is to make it "backward compatible" to the user's mental model, right?

Yes, but I am realizing that I didn't cover all possible intents of the user when using lookup.

What if instead of bubbling

create new

, pressing

Ctrl + Enter

created a new note (unless it's perfect match, then it should open the note), while pressing just

Enter

would open the fuzzy match, if exist.

For now, the extended search function of fusejs lets you do what you are trying to do. typing

'git.branch

will find items that include

git.branch

and not put

Create New

on top. (using any special query characters will disable bubbling up)

more on extended search : https://fusejs.io/examples.html#extended-search

Typing

git.branch

still bubbles the

create new

.

try 'git.branch