I think I only have one workspace. I go to "Open Workspace From File" in VS Code to open a Dendron workspace

Could you try the "Developer: Reload Window" command? (Ctrl+Shift+P then type) Just to check if they are in the right order after a reload

Sure

Hm... well, that rearranged them, but can't guess as to what criteria is arranging them.

Hm... I also noticed something interesting...The Tree View visualizes the hierarchy BUT when you expand the *parent topics", Dendron creates new, blank files for these topics..

Ah, if you click on the arrow and not the name, then it will expand it without opening/creating a note

Oh wait, I think this is the old tree view. That's not sorted by anything actually 😅 could you try the new tree view? You just need to add to your `dendron.yml`:

dev:
    enableWebUI: true

Example: - In "Dendron (Workspace)" file exporer, create the file

grandparent.parent.child.spirit

- Notice, this is 1 file - Switch to Tree View - Expand

grandparent

, expand

parent

, expand

child

- Switch back to "Dendron (Workspace)" view - 3 more, blank files will be created

I always forget because I've been using the new tree view for so long. @User are there any plans to make the new (webview) tree view default?

I'll try

Cool. Thank you @User . Adding that YAML to my dendron.yml fixed it. Tree View is now all alpha! Could you tell me: - What does the word "(vault)" next to each word signify? - Why does one word "Stroke" not have a "+" or icon next to it?

(vault) which vault the note comes from. If you have notes from multiple vaults, this tells you which vault this specific note is from (say, private or public).

If a note has

+

next to it, I think that means the note doesn't exist. It just has children that exist.

Stroke

actually exists so no +

Interesting, ok. That was the one where I expanded it all the way down and created those blanks.

Bingo! Deleted the blank files, then Dendron: Reload Window correctly set the "+".

Thank you!

Wow. We have new tree view like that? Nice. Dendron is updated to latest version in my machine, but I still have the old one. Thanks for raising the question. So I can manually add in yml settings now 🤓

Does Dendron have a

cli

command to build a specific note to HTML? I normally use

pandoc

but the wiki links are not converted. I would like instead of the wiki link to have the

title

of the note (i.e., the same as in the Preview Pane).

Or is there a way to just save what's shown in the Preview Pane? I suppose the HTML in the Preview Pane comes from some temporary file?

The same goes for note references.

cli has a command that you can look up a note and output it to specific format, but not HTML at the moment. You could use the publish pod to output html though.

Dendron: Publish Pod

=>

dendron.html

(with a note open) would output the html and save it to your clipboard.

The look-up command sounds like what I am looking for! What formats does it output to and can you please share a link to the docs?

Also, the

Publish Pod

is great! Thanks a lot!

The

Dendron: Publish Pod

=>

dendron.md

=>

pandoc

=>

.pdf

is awesome! 🙂

Looks like you figured it out 😄 sorry I was away for a bit.

FYI, with the upcoming V2 Pods, I believe

Publish Pod

will become part

Export Pod

. and you will have the option to export a selected note. And possibly a more intuitive way to export a single note to html / pdf (I'm not familiar with the exact plans but maybe @User could chime in and give us some more info on this).

Ah, that's great. I can imagine plenty of scenarios where it comes in handy to be able to quickly export a note and share it with others. Thanks for the heads-up regardigng the changes in V2!

Stay tuned for more details coming soon - we should have a preview of the V2 export pod coming out with the release next week.

hey there 👋 could somebody help me out and and tell to me if/how I can set frontmatter values from a schema template? I would like to set the frontmatter property

title

to the actual name of that 'level' not just the shortcut. For example, I have a step in my schema named

oop

with the title `Object Oriented Programming`but when I then create 'an instance' of that, the title of that instance will be set to 'oop' which is slightly annoying since I have to overwrite it every time. I've played around with templates a bit but couldn't figure out how to get it working, so I thought it might help to ask some people who already know the tool 🙂

I've just started having a problem with relative-path references in my notes, and not sure why. I've got a template with a reference relative to the note created. I'm using

![[{{fname}}.referenceTarget]]

Since the last release or two, this has stopped working in preview, build, and is now throwing an error on "fname" when I try and create from the template. Any suggestions for a better way to do note-relative references?