@User sometimes it takes vscode a while before putting a release through. i just checked and it looks like its updated now. if you do

developer reload window

, you should get the latest

sure

lemme try

>

>      siteHierarchies: [n, his, b, prod, sci, c]
>

@User this works well

I found that the

nav_order

only works for child pages

it does if you have multiple hiearchies. if you have a single hierarchy, then it will work as expected 😅

What can I do with the copy note link feature?

@User ?

https:/dendron.so/notes/eea2b078-1acc-4071-a14e-18299fc28f47.html#copy-note-url

Is anyone here using Dendron to note take on academic articles? I'm trying to devise a way that helps me link up the dendron notes with the articles.

Copy paste the articles and make links with existing notes in your vault?

@User have you tried using footnotes? https:/dendron.so/notes/ba97866b-889f-4ac6-86e7-bb2d97f6e376.html#footnotes

Copy pasting would give mixed results given how heterogenous formatting is for academic papers. Some arent even copyable. Thanks for the footnote suggestion @kevins8 Would there be a way to link out to files on my filesystem?

yeah, those would be regular markdown links. if you want to access the files across computers, you can move said files into

vault/assets

and create a relative markdown link

you can open links to arbitrary file formats in dendron and it will open using the native program of your os https:/dendron.so/notes/3472226a-ff3c-432d-bf5d-10926f39f6c2.html#other-links

this is great, seems obvious. Thanks for responding nonetheless

Can I go outside of the vault to look for files or is that not supported?

it should be supported. i think we fall back to regular vscode markdown path resolution

if not, feel free to file an issue 😅

Is it possible to run > >Dendron: Import Pod Inside the terminal? Or call it from a program?

No I think

Since dendron loves in vsc

@Leite There's something called dendron-cli https://www.dendron.so/notes/8b03ed06-4f46-46e0-8652-c6abf2266a79.html

Is it possible do render wikilinks with the note's title ?

like

[[my.dendron.note]]

containing

title: Dendron Note

that will look like a link with

Dendron Note

for the text ?

You can write

[[title|my.dendron.note]]

. Then, only

title

will be displayed in the viewer. If it what you wanted.

Well, it's an interesting option to know indeed

But wouldn't it be cool to default to the note title's ?

In the rendered stuff, I mean

I see what you mean but I don't think it's possible at the time.