I often find myself updating task statuses (i.e., changing the character between

[

and

]

of a markdown list item). Unfortunately, the

Markdown all in one

extension only allows toggling between

[x]

and

[ ]

. I was hoping for something more general that allows mapping whatever symbols (e.g.,

x

,

>

,

<

etc.) to custom keybindings. Do you think the following implementation would fit into Dendron, or is it too niche?

nope, this is something we use internally actually and up on my shortlist for personal wish list https://handbook.dendron.so/notes/0292b34e-47eb-4499-8f49-d9891accdb3d.html

Happy to hear! I can send a PR if that's fine, but I have to say that I don't fully understand the structure of the Dendron repo. 😅

Found the instructions https://docs.dendron.so/notes/64f0e2d5-2c83-43df-9144-40f2c68935aa/. Will give it a try.

I am not able to build the dendron repo and instead I opened an issue and left my suggestions as a comment: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/2643.

Just wondering, since I couldn't find anything in the docs. Am I able to change the primary color of my docs in some config file?

Or would that only be possible by manipulating the .css file(s)?

What do you mean by "primary color of my docs"? Do you mean styling the published website, or the preview? Or something in the editor?

Changing the default green to some other color. Say red for the sake of this example.

Take this as an example. Changing the background color from green to a different color.

to this:

Got it! The only way to customize that right now would be to use a custom header to inject your own CSS: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/YsEvJdnP5egPF1M6uvMBh/

Last question (I hope 😅). Do you know why my tags are "(Private)"? I'd like to get backlinks from these tags to sort my notes, however can't seem to figure out why these are private. Frontmatter:

yml
tags:
    - my.example
    - other.example

tags.my.example.md:

yml
---
id: rc9pm8hdj0p5n222kppsn6n
title: Example
desc: ''
updated: 1648421248134
created: 1648421248134
---

Could it be this: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/N5NAXJXFTXsBkKIY6ST1K/?

No worries! You need to add it to your

siteHierarchies

to tell Dendron you want to publish them. Like this:

yaml
publishing:
     ...
     siteHierarchies:
        - your-regular-hierarchy
        - tags

Relevant docs here: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/8Qpabm7YvMzxJ7Xs5uFU9/

Ahh awesome! Thanks!

@User Works like a charm! I'm sure there is, but just to confirm, is there a possibility to remove the

#Tags

dropdown on the left hand side? Similar to how it is on the Dendron Wiki

Great! There's a setting for that too, but it escapes me at the moment. Hopefully someone else can answer this, otherwise I'll look it up tonight and let you know. The Dendron wiki itself is also open source though if you want to figure out how it was done yourself: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron-site

You're an absolute legend. Tysm!!! :)

Got it!

nav_exclude: true

was the fix :D

Does one set it for tags.md to hide all tags in the menu or for each tags.foo.md etc.?

Just for the stub,

tags.md

is enough

The page https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/24b176f1-685d-44e1-a1b0-1704b1a92ca0/ shows two ways to link to a note in another vault;

[[vaultname/note.name]]

and

[[dendron://vaultname/note.name]]

. However, I can't seem to get the shorter first syntax to work. Am I doing something wrong? E.g.

[[dendron://work/eyetracking.pupil-labs]]

is recognized as a link to an existing note but

[[work/eyetracking.pupil-labs]]

is not recognized.

[[vaultname/note.name]]

is not a valid syntax for cross-vault links. The document is wrong in this case. Sorry about that.

There seems to be two versions of the "builtin pods" page, V1: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/3e519113-5820-4a84-bef8-85103a7b296b/ and V2: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/3vfJRTmCcqhVg19TUM9zs/. On both pages it says that they are "available when you install Dendron", should I be looking at the V2 pages? The V2 pod says it is experimental, but the V1 Markdown Pod says it is experimental 🙂 I'm specifically interested in exporting markdown, is there a version that does note references (embedded notes)?

The export pod V2 feature is currently in preview. In order to use this feature, you would want to enable the config. More info here: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/j5wgTcRHQZomzSHsg41O8/#enable-podv2:

Thanks for the link!

Is it possible to have a mermaid comment without a click action?

Link Click actions work fine. But where should I define the code for Code execution?

What is the best current way to give someone an unpublished note with images included, embedded references embedded, footnotes in right places, just as in the Preview or at least with all content included? Is it possible?