> Latex and pictures don't work on the github page😦 @User Latex does not work on github. But there's a way to export them as an image and make github recognize it. It's a work around that people discovered by looking at jupyter notebooks and there's a VS Code package that generates de svg for you - it's Math to Image (meowteam.vscode-math-to-image=)

> @User would this cover your current use case? Yes! It would - and it solves it in a much better way than my python script! Hahahah

Thanks for the tip @User ! It worked!

I can share my physics notes using this extension 🥳

Can anyone explain what's a

pod

?

so we can use these commands to publish?

@User Can I arrange them?

> Can anyone explain what's a

pod

? @User will be doing some more announcements around pods in the coming week. they are the means to get notes in and out of dendron https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron-template/blob/master/vault/dendron.topic.pod.md#L10:L10

currently, you can import notes from the file system via the file system port and export your notes from dendron using the json pod

> @User Can I arrange them? @User you can by setting the nav_order property in the frontmatter https://pmarsceill.github.io/just-the-docs/docs/navigation-structure/#ordering-pages

Thanks!

What does

stub

means in front matter?

like

stub:false

that's internal metadata that dendron uses. stubs are notes that don't exist as a file but are part of a hierarchy https://www.dendron.so/notes/c5e5adde-5459-409b-b34d-a0d75cbb1052.html#stubs

so it won't publish with the

stub:false

?

stub:false means that this note is note a stub. it doesn't affect publishing

Is it inserted by default?

yep

you can ignore it at this point

sure, no prob

did I setted anything wrongly?

Because History should be the fifth one right?

its relative. everything with nav_order set, and then alphabetically for everything without nav_order

you need to set a nav_order for blogs, productivity and science as well to get history to show up at the bottom

I do did that

lightbulb second brain 1 blog 2 productivity 3 science 4 history 5

Or I should start with 0?

no, it doesn't matter what you start off with as long as they are relative to each other

did you do a build pod afterwards?

yep