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Phrasing looking good ?

yep!

fyi, i update the

contribution

section to deal with images and gifs 🙂 https://www.dendron.so/notes/125c990b-6fe7-4ada-a65f-44cbde8b33f0.html

Great!

Submitting the PR shortly

Done 🔥

Thank you for your time and assistance

merged and live 🙂 https://www.dendron.so/notes/692fa114-f798-467f-a0b9-3cccc327aa6f.html#stylized-tags-using-custom-css

thank you for the sleuthing

Perfect!

That imgur link should probably be replaced at some point tho, not sure for how long they'll keep it 🤔

yeah, planning on auto-replacing imgurl links with s3 links and then hooking that up to a travis job

as long as it stays around till this weekend, we should be good 😅

Sounds good!

> @User okay, in that case it might be a dendron related change to the preview. let me take another look at this today! @User many thanks, will look forward to getting it ironed out

@User okay, confirmed that this issue is on our end. created this issue for it: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/156 this is going to be a more involved fix since it requires changing how we do the markdown parsing . might not finish with the fix until next week's release 😅

> @User you found a 🐛 ! currently, we don't handle mixed case in file names very well and we miss normalizing the filename to lower case during rename. will create a fix for this! @User Not only does this bug occur with dendron heirarchy refactor but it also occurs with rename using keyboard shortcut or command menu with mixed case. Try it, it is reproducible. The only way to rename a mixed case note is with the dendron workspace file explorer, right click, rename and press enter in the left sidebar.

noob.Is there a way in Dendron Workspace to sort (temporarily) by modified date? would be nice to switch from current a>z sort to mod sort. I use this view to restart where I left off. Thoughts?

> @User Not only does this bug occur with dendron heirarchy refactor but it also occurs with rename using keyboard shortcut or command menu with mixed case. Try it, it is reproducible. The only way to rename a mixed case note is with the dendron workspace file explorer, right click, rename and press enter in the left sidebar. @User this should all be fixed with today's update

> noob.Is there a way in Dendron Workspace to sort (temporarily) by modified date? would be nice to switch from current a>z sort to mod sort. I use this view to restart where I left off. Thoughts? @User currently, we don't have any easy way of searching by modified date. i commit all my notes at the end of the day using git and use something like the following to get files i recently changed

git diff --name-only "@{1 days ago}"

so I need new workspace that I run 'Dendron: Initailize Workspace' on before I can play around with this? Do you do this in a specific/recommended place? should I put it in my local git repos? Any pre-populated or example files I can use just to play around with this? Note: I'm on windows so that probably complicates this

any naming conventions?

@User thanks kevin. I will think about using the journal to keep up with where I might want "cache" my thought until tomorrow. Tiago talks about ROA, return of attention which acts like a cache to immediately start up the next day where you left off. Another thought might be to go analog overnight. Thinking....

yeah, i use journal notes liberally for that. i find the granularity of a day works pretty well for me

> so I need new workspace that I run 'Dendron: Initailize Workspace' on before I can play around with this? Do you do this in a specific/recommended place? should I put it in my local git repos? Any pre-populated or example files I can use just to play around with this? Note: I'm on windows so that probably complicates this @User you can put it anywhere. by default, Dendorn will initialize it at

~\Dendron

on windows. the first time you initialize, it will pre-populate with the dendron tutorial. for subsequent initializations, you have the choice of empty workspace vs the sample notes. for naming conventions, we tend to recommend lower-case-kebab.

Haven't really used workspaces in VSCode, is it just a organizing top folder with some possible meta date/json files? Do I have to have an existing workspace to run 'Dendron: Initailize Workspace'

I see that it doesn't

Just went to a white theme like I saw else where, off to play 😉

kind of. it’s a json file that specified a collection of folders and settings