Hi I have a question related to markdown syntax, does dendron support syntax highlighting for inline code block?

It is what drives us to add cool features 🙂

we support syntax highlighting for code blocks (triple backticks) through prismjs, but not inline.

while I searching for answer for this, i found that pandoc does support this feature by using \`some code`{.programming-language}

is it possible for dendron to implement this

Feel free to create a feature request for this. This way we can track it in our backlog and let other people upvote so we can prioritize it in the future 🙂 You can create a feature request here: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=

Ok thanks

Hello, I'm trying to transclude a markdown file hosted online like a note reference into my note. Found https://shd101wyy.github.io/markdown-preview-enhanced/#/file-imports?id=import-online-files and thought that would solve it, but can't seem to get it working.

We no longer use MPE to support the markdown preview feature. We now have our own preview feature built into Dendron. We don't support transcluding external references at the moment.

Yeah, figured that was the case since you switched from MPE. It would be a nice feature to have though 🙂

Would be great if you can create a feature request so we can track it for the future 🙏🏻 https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=

did you ever figure this out I am having a similar issue on v0.93

Do you have Dendron Markdown Links installed? This extension is no longer maintained and Dendron has the note graph feature built-in natively now. If you have Dendron Markdown Links installed you might have triggered the command of that extension instead.

See: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/9Id5LUZFfM1m9djl6KgpP/#dendron-markdown-links

If you have

Dendron Markdown Links

installed, make sure you uninstall it as it will no longer work with the current version of Dendron.

is there a way to play with the preview settings? i preferred some choices from MPE

thanks that was the issue!

Thanks for the tips. I have tried it but without success. here is what i have tried: 1. Open up usual Dendron workspace; 2. Open a new blank window of VSCode; 3. In the new Blank window I choose Dendron: Switch workspace; 4. I choose the folder of my workspace and click switch; 5. Blank window stays exactly as it was, but my old Dendron window is brought on top. It looks like that Dendron allows only single instance of a Workspace.. Or maybe I'm doing something wrong?

That's a limitation of VSCode, you can only have a workspace open in a singe window. Looks there there's a feature request to allow multiple windows here: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/10121

Would this do what you're looking to do, @anonrunner ? https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/401c5889-20ae-4b3a-8468-269def4b4865/#workspace It's a clever workaround from @kevins8 where you make a second workspace, then point it back at your "regular" one. I use it all the time now!

Exactly! Thank you so much! ☺️ Just the only thing.. I do not have "> Open User Workspace settings (JSON)" option

I think "Open Workspace Settings (JSON)" will pull up the right file.

You were right, it worked like a charm. I can't thank you more for this multi-workspace tip... 🙂 Thank you so much! 🤝

Hi all! Is there any Dendron version for SublimeText ?

Not right now, but it's always possible in the future because Dendron has a server-client architecture so someone can make a Sublime Text extension too.

then there could be a vim one too then. Stop me. Seriously, how would one start on the 'client' talking to Dendron 'server' ? I thought the server element would typically run in node, as your running currently from within VSCode, so there must be some kind of restful service available, say express ?

Exactly. The API is not well documented yet but we're moving towards that

if someone were to write an extension for vs code meant to run along with dendron - would it be able to use that api to work with dendron notes?

im new to vs code so idk if there is some form of sandboxing or how the server actually runs from within vscode

The server is just a separate process that runs an actual HTTP server, so you could communicate with it using another extension. You can also run Dendron commands from another extension, VSCode has a

runCommand

API that lets extension execute commands of other extensions.