ah right

I am trying [cross-vault template](https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/c5e5adde-5459-409b-b34d-a0d75cbb1052/#cross-vault-template-syntax) but it could not load the template correctly. Any idea? I have dendron.handbook vault in my workspace, added by

Add Seed to Workspace

command.

The template should just be the link, like:

yml
...
- id: week
  title: week
  pattern: "[0-5][0-9]"
  template: dendron://handbook/templates.weekly-journal

There's also a known bug with the

create daily journal note

, but it should work fine when you are creating a note with the lookup.

Still not working for me when using the following schema

version: 1
schemas:
  - id: weekly
    title: weekly
    desc: "Weekly Journal"
    parent: root
    children:
      - journal
  - id: journal
    title: journal
    children:
      - year
  - id: year
    title: year
    pattern: "[0-2][0-9][0-9][0-9]"
    children:
      - week
  - id: week
    title: week
    pattern: "[0-5][0-9]"
    template: dendron://handbook/templates.weekly-journal

Can you also try with

dendron://handbook/

part removed? Templates work cross-vault even if you don't specify which vault they are in

Thanks! Removing the part works!

Hi, how would you put a note in multiple hierarchies? For example "firewalld.md" in Linux.Service and in Security. Network.Firewall . I thought I read about this, but cannot find it now. If there was examples that would be great too. Thanks

You can't have a note in multiple hierarchies. The recommended way is putting it in one hierarchy, then referencing it in the other like

![[security.network.firewall]]

. This will show the contents of the referenced note in the preview and in published sites.

In all hierarchies where I want is to appear, I would have to add a reference. For example I create the Linux.Service.firewall**d**.md and in Security.Network.Firewall.md I add ![[Linux.Service.firewalld.md]] . That would be as if I had Security.Network.Firewall.firewall**d**.md ?? I guess it is possible to use Tags too like #Security.Network.Firewall ? (Not the exactly the same but could work too?)

Yes, you would place it at one place and then reference it everywhere else. Tags would also definitely work, the difference is you'll just have a link and not the contents of the note.

Hi Kevin, thank you for the reply. I tested again and still the same error... It is not really a big issue since I can always batch rename the file and search/replace references in the content... but I filled a bug report here https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/2462 in case that someone runs into the same pb.

quick question: How can I sort notes in the publish sidebar?

@User I just noticed something: when I write an @-reference, such as @bob, clicking on it would take me to user.bob, which is great. However, if it is surrounded by brackets, i.e. "(@bob)", I get the message "Selection is not a valid link".

does the same happen when you put spaces between

@bob

and the braches?

I made the mistake of downloading some templates seeds and they seem to have broken and cluttered up my exiisting configuration. can I delete them from the source control panel in vscode? how would I do that? is there any other way to delete them?

No. It works if I put a space.

use the

Dendron: Vault Remove

command :)

thanks lot for this. what is a difference between remove seed and vault remove?

isn't a seed just a public vault?

Hi all, how do you modify the CSS used in the Dendron Preview? Thanks 🙂

interesting, maybe you'll need to use

remove seed

then... not sure though!

There's an issue tracking the demand for custom themes, it isn't possible yet unfortunately: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/496

OK thanks, that seems to be for the published site, I'm more interested in the VS Code side-by-side preview, or is it related?

As far as I can see "remove seed" also removes the seed entry from the

seeds

part of your configuration. You can use remove vault, but there will be some stuff about seeds left in the configuration file basically.

Yes, the preview and published site use the same code so any theme would apply to both.

does anybody know how to change the default name for a scratch task - lets say I wanted daily.journal.2022.02.09.scratch.161823 instead of scratch.2022.02.22.161823? I want to do this because I want to be al to look at everything that happened on a given date - both journals and scratch notes. maybe there's a different way to do that

In the

dendron.yml

file in your workspace, there should be a section that looks like:

scratch:
        name: scratch
        dateFormat: y.MM.dd.HHmmss
        addBehavior: asOwnDomain

and you should be able to modify the

y.MM.dd.

part of that

so that's how you would change the default name, but I'm not sure if you can get them to be made under the current day's journal note

Do you need a {foo}.schema.yml for your note structures? Or can you proceed without the schema?