At least part of my brain says as much

Dendron: Configure (UI)

Hi, I've been using dendron for 10 months now, and I have a decent amount of notes, some of them having tasks. Regretfully, I have so many tasks spread in different places (first as checkboxes, then when task notes were included, I used some of them, but not always -TBH, I don't see how to make a good use of them), that I didn't find any way to find the tasks that I have to do. Is there any way to create queries?

How do you approach this?

I have this problem too, currently just doing a janky manual dance where I link them into daily and weekly notes

I think dendron has a lot of room for improvement in task management

is the daily.journal the only journal type availalbe in calendar view? what if we make other daily journals under different hierarchies?

calendar view can only link to one i think https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/735365126227493004/989674821979881542 you can have multiple but only one can be associated with the pane

Can anyone point me in the right direction to remove the centering and increase the size of the left tree menu in the generated published html?

Does the new dendron markdown preview break other markdown previews? Been messing around trying to get inline plantuml rendering working

Are you using

Dendron: Toggle Preview

that is built-in to the main Dendron extension?

maybe try to use VS Code's built-in search function (ctrl shift F)

Thanks, I've been using that, but that's not useful. One of the things I want to avoid is having to remember what I'm looking for or how I named a given task (just as @kevins8 explains in this blog post -> https://www.kevinslin.com/notes/e1455752-b052-4212-ac6e-cc054659f2bb/). I want to have an automated way to retrieve something. Something like a query builder

Yes

Are office hours a thing of the past? Or are they just sporadically held? (I assume it's a time for the community to ask experts questions, I haven't watched the recordings)

eh.. i've gotten this before on the published site. can someone help me?

The \"path\" argument must be of type string. Received undefined\

when i try to publish the dendron site

@Dendronhq/unified/lib/remark/noteRefsV2.js:289:51\n at Array.map ()\n at convertNoteRefASTV2 (node_modules/.pnpm/@dendronhq+unified@0.112.1/node_modules/@dendronhq/unified/lib/remark/noteRefsV2.js:287:40)\n this is the error im getting

You can see events in Dendron's Luma and in the Discord server Events (top-left, above the channels listing). - Luma: https://lu.ma/dendron (not listed here yet for October) - Should be listed for October in the events listing of the Discord (Oct. 5th). They happen once a month with the Dendron team, and are great places to ask questions directly. - Teatime events also are great times to interact directly with the Dendron team, but these are not recorded and are more informal. Next one is Sept. 29th - New User Tuesdays would also be a good option, which I think next on is Oct. 18th - @kevins8 If I remember right, New User Tuesdays and Office Hourse are both once a month events, right? @benhsm | Jack of N trades Looks like we need to update Luma, since I think the Q2 series have finished out, so Q3 series may need to be scheduled (or otherwise extend/rename the current series?). Luma unfortunately doesn't have a way to set repeating items too well so it's a bit of manual work. At the moment, doesn't look like these normally recurring events are appearing in the Luma community events calendar because of this

I think I don't have permissions for the Luma at the moment, but yes, in any case, at least the Discord server events do reflect what's scheduled

I'm not getting tab completion for header links... I thought that came for free in VS Code because it uses the LSP for markdown... am I missing a vscode setting, dendron setting, or both?

Do you mean markdown links to header (like

[foo](some-note.md#foo)

) or wikilinks to header (like

[[foo|some-note#foo]]

)? if latter, wikilinks are not part of what VSCode ships with the LSP, and is handled by Dendron. Does nothing show up when you type

[[foo|some-note#]]

, place the cursor at the end of the pound sign, and trigger suggest?

task management

currently its just the daily journal. we do plan on expanding the functionality for the calendar so if you have suggestions, feel free to let us know in #739186036495876126 🙂

@nam - do you know if there are css overrides that can do this right now?

https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-markdown-languageservice#features See here. Completion for headers….

dendron markdown preview is standalone so doesn't interfere with the built-in preview

nope, they're still happening - we had to cancel the last two due to some conflicts. next one is oct 5

That should work out of the box with Dendron without any config changes. I remember that some markdown features are hidden behind an experimental flag; if that's still the case, you may need to enable that in VSCode.

this is a bug with the latest dendron-cli. you can currently mitigate by installing

@dendronhq/dendron-cli@0.111.0

or waiting for tomorrows release which will fix it!

yep