hm

i found it

for some reason, i did the hierarchy wrong

i kept on doing it like this:

root.topics.something

as opposed to this:

topics.something

ahh yeah. don't have to specify root. That's why you have to be sure to choose the right vault if you have multiple.

i see

im not planning on making multiple vaults though. i'm just trying to make documentation for a project, and see if dendron can be used within a team to set stuff on the documentation and such

i still have to figure out how to turn it into a remote workspace/vault

anyways, thank you for the help, @User and @User

Is it best practice for a workspace to only contain vaults that are related?

Hi folks. Pretty new to dendron and love it so far. I've figured out how to create daily journals (cmd-palette - dendron: create daily journal note). I'd like to do weekly journals as well. Do I do that via schemas? Does anyone have a sample weekly journal schema they can share?

Hard to say what's best outside of what works best for you, I think. Vaults are already quite separated from each other. I'd say that dividing at the level of the workspace seems useful if you intend to have different dendron.yml or vscode settings between each workspace, or if you're using many cross-vault links and you're having namespace conflicts or something like that. You could always keep them in the same workspace and then move them to another one later if you find you have reason to.

@User I've seen some folks use a separate

weekly

domain, so they might have

weekly.journal.2021.12.31

,

weekly.journal.2022.01.06

, etc. I'm under the impression that the team's internal notebase uses something like this: https://handbook.dendron.so/notes/SJt5U5tpCAwh3xPawDtoW/ Myself, I prefer to keep all my journal notes under a single domain - I keep weekly notes under month notes at the same hierarchy level as days. So alongside

daily.journal.2022.01.06

I'll have

daily.journal.2021.01.w1

etc. Similarly, I put quarters under the year level, e.g.

daily.journal.2022.q1

, and so on. I did consider adding new hierarchy levels for those other time periods, but it seemed like it would make things much messier and that I'd lose a lot of the advantages of the year-month-day format. You can always try out something like this without having to have a schema just yet. I've attached a simple example schema that implements the structure for weekly notes I've described here with an inline syntax.

You could try looking for duplicate bindings in the keyboard shortcuts UI or see what's happening using `Developer: Toggle Keyboard Shortcuts Troubleshooting`: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/keybindings . I'd be surprised if it was something about the Dendron extension

Just wanted to check, for a blogging-type use case, is there a way to generate an RSS/Atom feed either directly or indirectly?

not yet though its on my mind. can you submit a feature request so we can track it in our roadmap? https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=

Might be worth noting that sitemap generation was recently implemented. How were you envisioning this working @amar? Maybe one feed for new content and another for recently updated?

Happy New Year all! qq on Dendron: Preview and copy/paste. Rendering looks good for Dendron markdown content, but I noticed when I copy text from it (VSCode on macOS), I cannot paste it into a new VSCode file or iTerm. The content is prefaced with a

<meta charset='utf-8'>

. Pasting to Word works fine. If use the default Markdown preview for VSCode, I can copy/paste correctly. Ideas or should I open as an issue on GH?

this is because we strip off extra html in the clipboard so that pasting from the preview doesn't come with the theme. this has caused an issue where pasting plaintext is no longer working whichh we're currently working on resolving. in the meanwhile, you can copy/paste from the editor

Makes sense. I can adjust my workflow around the infrequent times I need to copy/paste things.

Tbh I haven't really thought through my use case fully, since the things I want to publish are more like "living documents" in a wiki rather than chronological articles. I'm thinking that it would be useful if it was bound to a level of hierarchy though (say people wanted to "follow" a changelog or journal or product reviews or similar)

Interestingly enough, this is a topic that came up in indieweb.org meetings, for microsub (https://indieweb.org/Microsub), with the problem being more "how can I subscribe to a specific subset of another person's articles". The spectrum was from filtering a single feed to creating per-tag feeds, and everything in between. I'm not a fan of using tags for things like this, but the cool thing about dendron is that there are already "levels of granularity" in the form of hierarchy (but dunno where refactoring fits into that)

Are there tags in Dendron? For example in the meta data at the top I want to have a

tags:

or

labels:

which get automatically generated for some sections in addition to

id, title, desc, updated and created

and then be able to easily to search for specific tabs. I had a quick look for tags within the wiki but couldn't find anything that seemed like that

@User Here's the schema I use, with a lot of explanation notes at the top. I also keep everything under

journal

, so my files look like

journal.2022

,

journal.2022.01

, etc. My weekly patterns are verbose, mostly because I find it really difficult to remember dates. I also sync these notes to my phone, and the verbose names especially help there. In practice, I always use yearly, monthly, and weekly files, but I rarely use daily ones. Instead, I have a weekly template with a markdown section for each day that includes the regularly recurring meetings and tasks I can expect. (I do a quick Getting Things Done-style review at the beginning of each week to make sure the template agrees with what's actually on my calendar.) Hopefully the notes in the schema makes sense, and you can see how to adapt it for what works for you!

You've got the hashtag type tags you can put into your notes, which you can then search for or you can use the tags.your_tag note which will contain them all. I suppose if you wanted them to get auto generated for parts of your hierarchy you might be able to do this with templates but I'm not too sure about that https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/8bc9b3f1-8508-4d3a-a2de-be9f12ef1821/

Ah ok thanks that was what I was looking for. I was searching for tags using the search bar at the top and there are so many empty pages or results so thats why I didn't find it. Just found out there was a topics page which contains everything including the tags link you sent me so thats quite helpful

blogging enhancements

hi im getting an error trying to preview notes?

Hi! Could you tell more about how you got this error? Do you have the tutorial note open?

Oh nevermind, I was able to recreate the error by right clicking on the file.