No, I don't think so. Could you create a GitHub issue to track it? I'll come up with a fix ASAP.

it works for me still, verify you’re using the right preview window

@boxian with the Preview Enhanced Markdown it works, with the Dendron: Show preview command It does not! Other codeblocks work very well, Mermaid Is the only which seems to not be recognized!

welp that’s past my troubleshooting capability lol, best luck. at least there’s a semi functional work around right now. might be something in your settings to check?

Done: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1481 Thank you!

Can anybody offer some schema development advice? I'd like to create schema for projects. I keep all of my projects in the pro.* heirarchy, and there are four major project types I work on, but I'd also like a generic option. Some of these project types would share children and templates, but none would have the exact same. So, for example, pro.response.* would have schema children 1,2, and 3; then pro.internal.* might have schema children 1,4, and 5, and pro.* would only have schema child 1. Is the best way to approach this to create one large schema file, with children in children, or to create separate schema files importing a base? In either case, how do I resolve two heirarchy depths for names? going to something like pro.other.* is an option if needed, but if there's a solution that defaults to the generic schema if the second level isn't one of the main 4, that would be preferred.

schmea-advice

Hiya, new to Dendron, and digging it. Is there a way to create a custom special note type? I’m looking to, more or less, have a template (schema?) that also helps out with the file name. Specifically, I have a hierarchy called

kb.notes

. I want an easy way to create a new note so that the file name will default to

kb.note.{yyyyMMddhhmmss}

(just spitballing the date format). It’s a bit like how journal or scratch notes might be handled.

@boxian, yes, at least I can you use the other preview.. I checked the config file and Mermaid setting seems to be okay. However, when i try to create a codeblock for a Mermaid element (doesn't matter what) the Dendron Preview seems to not be recognize it as a codeblock, as if it did not recognise the command ```mermaid

@boxian, cool right? 😩

For me it works in Preview v1 but not v2

@Tika, I have the same problem with both previews.. getting nervous since I work everyday with flowchart 😮‍💨

@Tika, did you encouter the same problem: Dendron doesn't recognize the Mermaid codeblock? Or your bug is different?

I tested Dendron and VSCode on another machine. I downloaded them for the first Time today. Even on the other machine, the two previews do not work!

preview-issue

Hi, how can I export a single note preview to an html file with preview 2? With preview 1 I used to be able to right-click and select html.

currently not supported but its on our backlog. if you submit a feature, we can track it on the roadmap 🙂 https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=

Will do. Thank you, Kevin.

post here when done, i shall be happy to upvote this 🙂

Is there an idiomatic way to follow a note link (

ctrl+enter

-

Dendron: Goto Note

) in the other open editor group? If not, has anyone hacked this together by chaining commands? I could imagine this series of steps: 1.

Dendron: Goto Note

2.

View: Move Editor into Next Group

3.

View: Focus Previous Editor Group

Not currently. You can see the code we use in

gotonote

to open the document [here](https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/blob/e1180e66e8ac29c82f34cf1e6797f1ab473ef510/packages/plugin-core/src/utils.ts#L383-L383) There currently a limitation in the VSCode API to get open editors and editor groups which make these operations tricky to get right (https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/15178#issuecomment-928213855)

Snippets all of a sudden not working for me. For example when typing "to" then "tab" the check box doesn't populate. Are they any troubleshooting steps I can take?

check that the following is set in your vscode settings

"editor.suggest.showSnippets": true,

Yes, it is set to true.

sorry to open a can of worms, but has there been any consideration of using the term "Transclusion" instead of Dendron's "References"? Using the term "references" for the sense of "embedding" is pretty unconventional and imo makes it hard to internalize; transclusion captures the feature perfectly imo.

On a related note, header references/transclusions capture everything from the header to the end of the document. Shouldn't it just capture "sub-blocks", i.e., until the next same-level header?

When using

multiSelect

and

copyNoteLink

modifiers during a lookup, Dendron opens selected notes one by one in a new editor in quick succession leaving the last note open. The flickering of notes as they are opened is annoying and I also need to close the last note manually to go back to the note I was working on when the lookup was triggered. Is this behaviour expected--the opening of notes when I just want the links to them?

As a non-native speaker most likely it's my limited knowledge of the subtleties of the English language but I hadn't heard of transclusion before someone mentioned it here. Hence I'd rather call it embedding but I didn't have any problem with calling it references.

Not at my laptop atm but there are different ways of creating the reference/transclusion. And definitely there is one that works as you want it.

we were using

references

because roam introduced the concept of

block references

. agree that its not the most intuitive term.

transclusion

or

embedding

can both work, i would lean towards

transclusion

especially as embedding means something very different in the machine learning domain