no, those are just symbols that we've defined internally. you can see them here ->https://handbook.dendron.so/notes/0292b34e-47eb-4499-8f49-d9891accdb3d/

Aah then there's no link to these task state things in

dendron.yml

?

no

Hey Guys. I have this folder structure in dendron.

I am wanting to be able to sort it like 10-19-Personal , 20-29-Home, 30-39-TI

any idea how this can be done?

If you edit your

dendron.code-workspace

file, you'll see a

"folders"

section like:

json
  "folders": [
    {
      "path": "dendron-docs/vault",
      "name": "dendron.docs"
    },
    {
      "path": "dendron.blog/vault",
      "name": "dendron.blog"
    },
...

You can move these around to get it to the order you want.

ok thank you!

Would you also know how to fix this...

I don't want the folder to show 31-TI-Global\10-Global

I want the 10-Global to not have the \ before it

i found it

i had to disable compact folders

How can I tell dendron to put my dailies in a folder of my choice?

has anyone else had issues with the navbar disappearing? this only happened today after the update. we are using github pages with a custom subdomain. testing to see if anything broke it (i suspected changes to schemas, but no luck there) before submitting an issue

the navbar is not missing if i publish a local copy with

npx dendron publish dev

. perhaps a github pages problem?

hmm, what version of publishing are you using? if it’s public, do you have a link to the repo?

ah, thanks for the quick response. i resolved this by removing dendron from global node_modules so it runs from my local workspace. all working now.

publishing version was 0.83.0, so a few versions behind.

I can't seem to get Note References to work with a second level header (##) and a question mark.

![[Link.to.note]]

works in include the whole note. I just want part of it. The first section is

## What is the point?

and the next is

## Features

. I only want to embed the first section. I've tried:

![[link.to.note##What-is-the-point?:##Features]]

which links the entire note

![[link.to.note#What-is-the-point?:#Features]]

which doesn't work (start anchor could not be found)

![[link.to.note#What-is-the-point:#Features]]

works if I remove the question mark from the section title. I assume I can't use

?

in a section title since it's probably a special character for something? Do I always use a single

#

regardless of how deep the header is?

The easiest way to get the right reference would be to select the area you want to include in the refernce, then use the "Dendron: Copy Note Ref" command. It will give you a correctly formatted link. For yours, it will likely look like:

![[note#what-is-the-point,1:#features]]

(The

,1

part skips the first header, you can take it out if you want the header in the reference too)

@User Thanks a bunch! 🙂

export pod V2

Is there a way to embed images?

Can the Github Issues pod import comments? Had a hard time finding anything about this in the docs: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/2H9FBzagX9wf4b0V0ADGG/ and it's a tricky search term with lots of false positives (here in chat, in the Dendron repo, in the docs) 🙃

Yes, it's the regular markdown syntax:

![alt text](https://example.com/image.png)

or

![alt text](assets/image.png)

Cool, thanks!

Not yet. It only imports issue description, status, labels, issue url and author. Feel free to submit a feature request and we can track it in our roadmap: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=

Will do - thank you for confirming! EDIT: Feature request posted here: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/2553