Using a

custom.css

as described in https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/jknrdi492m8nhq7mw4faydu/ and starting with the following styles you get a direction for what you are looking for. ```css .ant-menu { font-size: 20px; } .site-layout-sidebar { width: auto !important; padding-left: 0 !important; } ``

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So I messed with this some more and after updating vscode im getting better results… im trying to get inline plantuml diagrams to render in markdown previews. Mermaid is working but plantuml just shows up as a code block

thank you!

hello, creating a new native workspace the file

root.md

reads something like "Customize as you want but don't modify the frontmatter". So I can't change the note title from "Root" to something else, right?

you can change the title, just not rename the note

https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1279 something to upvote then

hmm not sure how but somehow my root broke, is there a way to get my notes back in shape "root.md could not be parsed"

Did you try Dendron Doctor? Depending on what the root looks like, maybe fixFrontmatter? I am not sure there is anything more to the root.md other than

---
id: root
title: root
desc: ""
updated: <time since epoch> (<date time>)
created: <time since epoch> (<date time>)
---

Landing page text

yea i have tried doctor and i get the same error when trying fixfrontmatter, tried some other doctor commands also didnt really help i think? I mean i could just copy my notes manually in like maybe 5 minutes or so since I dont have that much notes yet haha but wondering what went wrong

md
---
id: c4xs8lx03fb02r6jni2ex3w
title: Root
desc:
updated: 1663687590984
created: 1662132137970
desc: null
---

can you delete the second

desc

at the last, it is a duplicate key in frontmatter

ah that worked, thanks!

I have (Yet) another question about publishing: TLDR: Is there any way to have a custom home page when just publishing certain hierarchies? Longer: I have defined

siteHierarchies:

in my

dendron.yml

as to publish only certain hierarchies. It works great, except for the (obvious and expected, I guess) fact that the root note that I used to have as home page is no longer working. Instead, the home page displays the first hierarchy, which is confusing in my case. Is there any way I could have a note used as home page?

OK, I'm answering myself (not sure if that's the best way, though) I believe I can simply create a special hierarchy (ie.

home

-or anything else, as long as it is not

root

) and set it to be the first item on

siteHierarchies

Yes, I think that would work. A new way coming in this weeks release is using a sidebar-config. You can get an overview of it inside the docs https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/qsc9k9flhxrvr4py9v8o89x/. If you skim it through maybe you share findings where these docs lack comprehension.

Interesting! Thanks! On a side note, I may be pushing a feature request on how to theme right sidebar so heading levels is preserved, something like this:

yes, definitly something that the right sidebar should be aware of.

thanks for pointing that out, @rlh1994 ! I've just upvoted the issue

Np, I've looked if there's anything we can do in a custom theme but sadly there's nothing in the sidebar that identifies the header level so it's the nextjs that would have to change

actually have the code for this ready - been in my backlog to get across the finish line 😅

Is there any documentation on what subset of GitHub flavored markdown is supported by Dendron?

we should support all of github flavored markdown - did you find something missing?

Issue number 3558. Response was “that isn’t supported yet”

ah - so we actually generate the correct link. the part that isn't supported yet is opening it from the preview

And with Dendron: go to… I can’t verify that the link is correctly generated, but will trust that it is if you say so. But, since it can’t be followed, from the user perspective it isn’t a link since it goes nowhere.

Will Dendron accept and work its magic on any newly created .md file that's added to the vault? i.e. - If a python script generates and saves a markdown file to the vault directory, would Dendron automatically add frontmatter and apply a schema template if it matched the correct criteria?

Now that you mention that... I'm missing notes and warnings -> https://github.com/community/community/discussions/16925

Are there any best practices for sharing templates and schemas between vaults? I have one git synced vault, and one local vault, but I'd like the interface/interaction to be the same between both.

These are admonitions. GitHub is playing with a concept right now, in beta, but it isn't fully implemented and the format may change from what is shown in the discussion and what you can do on the platform at the moment. Admonitions are done differently across tools. Dendron has an open feature request on this, if you'd to give it a thumbs up emoji in the issue or contribute to the convo if there are extra thoughts you may have around it: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1287