its available - you might just have to add the key in yourself if you're upgrading from an older version

oh okay, right. sorry, a bit scared to fiddle around with yml as i dont really know it that well

ill give it a shot

is there a way to create a list that links to all block anchors (e.g. Chapter 01^chapter-01) inside a note?

I would love to have like a mini table of contents inside a note

I have a question on publishing notes on localhost. I'd like to publish my notes, but I can't do it on github or netlify as they contain sensitive data. Instead, I need to push them to my organisation's repo, but we do not have CI, so I cannot deploy them either github pages or gitlab pages or netlify. I believe my only option is to publish it locally and then push the published site (ideally, on another branch, and ideally -although I've never worked with them, automated using git hooks). According to this cookbook on publishing locally https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/svoot2ea4v5imu6rdrwuwmu/ , creating a local copy should be straightforward: running

npx dendron publish build

& then

npx dendron publish export

. Regreftully, when I check on

./next/out/

I can see the files, but the website doesn't have CSS applied and the links are broken. What am I missing?

Oh, I'm so ashamed! There were two extra steps missing! (running `cd .next && npm run build`and then

npm run start

). Still, I can't figure out where the local copy is

Also, I'm confused, because reading from the docs,

dendron publish export

should generate the local copy of the website, which is what I'm looking for

It should be dendron publish export to generate the site as you said, however you need to set up some of the config stuff so that it correctly points to the CSS (and this means it will either work on GH pages or locally but won't work on both) https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/fabYbPyk3DMCMoG92lIrq/

Oh, I see

My plan is not as flawless as I'd thought

I'm confused about

siteRootDir

. I see by default is under `docs/`folder, but I'd like it to be the root. dendron publish would complain in any of these options: *

siteRootDir: .

*

siteRootDir: /

I think

siteRootDir

is a little bit broken right now.. is using a

docs

folder problematic? (we should try to fix the issue apologies)

Disclaimer, I do not fully understand what it does, but it might be a problem for me, yes. Given that I do not have any runners on my github enterprise, I was trying to 1. generate the static website locally (by running

dendron publish export

2. copying the output from

.next/out

to

docs/

) 3. configuring gh-pages to read the content from `docs/`folder in main branch. Regretfully, the site is not working (doesn't show CSS, no JS, links are broken) after having set up my

siteUrl:

to be the same url that is generated by gh pages:

https://pages.github.<domain>/<group>/<repo_name>/

. I suspect that the problem might be that

siteRootDir

pointing to docs may be causing it, as there's no docs within docs folder.

Local Publishing Issue

I want to write documentation for a code respository, and wanted to use dendron for it. My idea would have been to have a directory inside my repo named

doc

where all the dendron notes would be inside, with explanation and documentation to the repositroy. Is this the way I could manage it? Am I missing something? I hope I didn't overlook anything, and I'd rather ask than risk something.

Yup. you can do this with native workspaces

awesome, good to know, thank you.

Hi - not possible right now unfortunately. The only thing you can kinda do in this regard is either across multiple notes as children and use

Insert Note Index

, or else across markdown header levels and use the outline view in vs code

outline view should be good enough for now. I'll try to utilize children notes more in the future.

Can we apply css to a mermaid diagram in a Dendron-published page? Similar to the way Dendron resize and positioning an image with css? https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/a91fd8da-6895-49fe-8164-a17acd8d9a17/

I understand the purpose of the + in the tree view representing a stub. But is it possible to remove this symbol in the tree view? I think it just clutters things? Thanks.

We've been thinking about some UI / functionality cleanup on the tree view, and that is one of things being discussed. I'll take this as an upvote 🙂

Hello there, Is it planned to have a reactive table creation experience like the one in Obsidian?, where pressing Tab for example creates a new column in the line

We have plans for a WYSIWYG editor down the line that can provide this capability. For now, you can try this extension which helps with working w/ tables in markdown: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=RomanPeshkov.vscode-text-tables

Can you have a note title as a backticked text? I can do it with every other header but can't work out what escape I need to get the title to be

do you mean something like

yml
title: |-
    `Foo`

?

You always answer right as I shut my laptop 😂 but if that previews as "code" then yep 👍

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