pretty sure most don't have default binds except

ctrl/cmd + shift + s

for scratch modifier and

ctrl/cmd + shift + j

for journal modifier

The only way to format text in a table cell is with HTML, right?

You can do tables in markdown https://www.markdownguide.org/extended-syntax/

Oops. Misread your question.

Yes but I mean to format the text inside the table. Such as having a list in a cell

Yeah, most markdown engines aren't great at embedded lists or lists with code blocks. It depends on how the parsing engine handles it.

Yep, ok :/

yeah, unfortunately that's the case

Markdown emojis don't show in the new preview 😕 (

:confused:

)?

If i want to move all

Children

nodes of

note A

to a new parent node

note B

, what is the best practice to do it? Executing command

Dendron: Refactor Hierarchy

multiple times for all

Children

nodes? I try

Rename Note

but it will overwrite

note B

by

note A

.

You can use the regex capabilities of refactor hierarchy, for example: refactoring

(note\.A)\.(.*)

to

note.B.$2

will move all children while leaving note A.

Thanks. It works. Though it's my 1st time with regex. It's not easy to understand even a simple pattern as yours 😄

Far from urgent, but I just noticed that in my multi-vault setup, a schema from one vault is being applied in another vault. Is that an expected behavior, when Vault A has a schema file and Vault B doesn't have one? My Vault A has a

meta.schema.yml

file, and my Vault B doesn't have a similar file—but any note whose name starts with

meta.

has the little notebook icon next to it in Vault B.

I believe that's by design, it allows you to organize and share schemas using a separate vault. Perhaps we could add a feature to filter schemas by vault, feel free to send a feature request for that.

Haha yeah, regexp is definitely not designed for readability 😄

Refactor Hierarchy UX

Thanks! Yeah, I can see how this could be very useful behavior. I was just surprised since I mistakenly thought schemas needed to be very explicit. Do you know if it's currently possible for clashes to happen if Vault A and Vault B each have a schema with the same name, but with different configurations in the

.yml

file? (For instance, if I wanted to use different templates with a

review.schema.yml

based on whether it's a work vault or a personal vault?) Or are the schema files within a vault prioritized over ones from other vaults?

You can have schemas with the same name in different vaults. I'm not sure how they are prioritized if they both apply to the same hierarchy though.

Okay, thanks for the precise response! If I run into any trouble (or feel like making test ones that might create conflicts), I'll keep an eye out for what happens.

Anyone facing following error with dendron-cli 0.75 when publishing ?

Cannot find module 'ajv'

I'm using the auto-publish-to-netlify workflow/script by @User - But I don't think it should matter. @User

This happens during

npm install

I think.

@Joshi can you investigate this?

Netlify Publishing

hi guys, is it possible to search notes by tag?

Is it possible to get text wrapping to line up for lists in edit view?

- Here is a wrapped list item. When the line wraps it
is not lined up to the line above

- This is the way a wrapped list line should look, where
  the second line is not under the bullet. 

- [ ] This same effect should be applied to checkboxes 
but the effect would need to be even more pronounced

- [ ] Here is an example of how the checkbox scenario
      Needs even more indentation to look correct

I use lists a ton and ugly lists are one of the main things keeping me from using dendron. Thanks for any help

This is possible with extensions. Here's one that works well for me: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=marvhen.reflow-markdown There are other markdown extensions with more bundled functionality, and they might do this kind of thing as well. I also find that Vim's built in formatting handles this pretty intelligently (i.e., [n]vim vim or integrated neovim, not vscodevim, unfortunately)

if you're using the

#<tag>

format in your notes, one way would be to text search for that with

ctrl + shift + f

. You could also look up

tags.<tag>

in your note base and look at the back links to see all the notes with that tag attached to them, either through the preview, or with

Explorer: Focus on Backlinks View

in the command palette or with a keybind.

Ah you're talking about converting wrapped lines into hard line breaks. Yeah, I don't like that as much because it doesn't hold if you resize the pane. Thanks though, might just stick with obsidian.

I think you can do this directly in vscode using

"editor.wrappingIndent": "indent",

in your settings

ooh, good find 😃