Is there any documentation showing how to insert JS ads (ie. Adsense) into Dendron notes? Googling for

dendron embed ads

doesn't turn up anything. Same for

import js dendron

.

You don't have to have any schemas, you can create notes anywhere you want. Schemas are only there to help if you want it.

You can insert HTML into your notes. I'm not sure if there's a way to add it for all your notes though.

Will that execute

<script>

tags and import the JS from embedded scripts or scripts hosted on a third-party service?

I think so, I don't believe there are any limitations on it.

we support a

customHeader

prop that you can use to add arbitrary css/js to your published site -> https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/f2ed8639-a604-4a9d-b76c-41e205fb8713.html#customheaderpath

anybody know if this is possible? I don't want to rename my notes, and afaik I can only sort it on the topmost level using

siteHierarchies

I'm using Dendron on a Mac (Monterey) and for some reason Cmd+h (hide app) does not work if Dendron is the current VSCode window. It works from other VSCode windows. Is there a fix? I tried searching discord for "mac" but none of those messages mentioned this.

I know only this config param which was marked as to be deprecated https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/5f23182f-2936-4790-8d04-00bd502df723/

The

nav_order

property on the page @andrey-jef linked is the way to go, that setting is not deprecated. You add it to the frontmatter of the notes.

perfect, thanks!

I'm trying to figure out how file names, note titles and note ids are used in Dendron mostly to better understand how to use/abuse Dendron. Questions - What breaks if I rename a note outside Dendron? Is there a command that can be run to "fix" a vault if I have done this? E.g. using cached information about the notes (i.e. look for note id, look for notes that link to note id, change links) - What breaks if I create a note in my vault from outside Dendron? Is there a command that "imports" new notes? - What breaks if a note id is changed? Here is what I sort of gathered from various pages on the wiki: - **filenames**: I understand that filenames are used for lookup and hierarchy. But also for links. Anything else? - **note titles**: Am I correct that in assuming that note titles are purely cosmetic? - **note ids**: I skimmed through the Lifecycle page and video and if I understand correctly, the note id is used as the

key

for the notes dictionary. If this information is on the wiki I've not been able to find it. Sorry for the dense question 🙂

- You can add, delete, or rename notes outside Dendron. If Dendron is running, it watches for file changes to detect these. If Dendron is not running, it will read all the files at startup and see the change. The only caveat is that existing links won't automatically update like when you use the rename note command. - You can change note IDs as well. The only requirement is that they have to be unique, so something like nanoid or UUID works well. It's also recommended to use ids that are "url safe" because they are also used in published website urls. File names are used for the hierarchies. Note titles are cosmetic, it's just like adding

# title

to the start of your note except that it's used in a few other places like published page titles and link titles. Note IDs are used to uniquely identify notes inside Dendron, a lot of code uses IDs to say "this note exactly".

Thank you for the informative reply, makes things much clearer!

I'm trying to use pandoc to publish to pdf. I don't see "dendron.md" as show in your steps when I select Publish Pod (ctrl+shift+P => Dendron: Publish Pod)

it should be labelled

dendron.markdown

in line 37 and 38 i use

-

for the bullet point but get numbered list is this a bug or am i doing it wrong?

Whats the usecase of dendron snippit extension?

Dendron note CLI

is this normal?

+ @dendronhq/dendron-cli@0.83.0
added 646 packages from 516 contributors and audited 647 packages in 220.737s

147 packages are looking for funding
  run `npm fund` for details

found 12 vulnerabilities (4 low, 8 high)
  run `npm audit fix` to fix them, or `npm audit` for details

Yes, NPM's vulnerability warnings are effectively meaningless. You can read more about it here: https://overreacted.io/npm-audit-broken-by-design/

there is no

site:

in my yaml. neither something with

url

in it

Configure your notes for publication
In order for to build your notes for publication, open the command prompt and type >Dendron: Configure (yaml)
Make the following modification under site:

Looks like the docs needs to be updated with reference to version 5 config. Can you try updating under

publishing

? For reference, you can see the dendron.yml of `dendron-site`: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron-site/blob/master/dendron.yml

Sorry about this. With 0.83.0 we migrated everything underin

site

to an new namespace

publishing

, but the guides for publishing hasn't updated yet. We'll make sure the remaining guides are referencing the up to date configs, but for the time being here are all the current publishing related configurations: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/q960Z622o0RLO32w0B8SP/

I have a workflow that starts VS code from another app. I get an untitled file which I want to attach as a child to the daily journal note. typically I would create a child by renaming the journal note an adding an extra .'qualifier'.md at the end. because I'm renaming the journal note I get all of the prefix daily.journal.2022.02.22 for free - however when I start form an empty file all I get is "untitled-1". any ideas to make this a bit more streamlined?

Thanks @User and @User for clarifying this!

Question which tool do you use? and how are you doing it atm

Is there a way to fix the wrong alignment on the preview of math big parenthesis such as this:

Hello everyone, probably stupid question here, but I never know 😄 When i try to do Dendron: Export pod > dendron.markdown the notes hierarchy links (for example, if I have a link in a note like [text](/dendron.text.md) won't be converted to [text](/dendron/text.md) is there any way to automate that? Since manually writing the path could easily lead to errors.

I haven't checked but according to the change log this should have been fixed in 0.83